Oracles and attestation
Chainlink EVM contracts
On-chain contracts from the Chainlink EVM repository. The licence file is mixed, not a single grant.
Amber — conditions, and a legal review before you copy it in
- SPDX or status
- Mixed — portions, not a single SPDX grant
- Confidence
- medium
- Maintainer
- Chainlink / SmartContract
- Runtime
- EVM
- Repository
- smartcontractkit/chainlink-evm
GitHub returned NOASSERTION on 2026-10-01. The LICENSE file says portions are licensed as follows and includes MIT text. That does not make every file MIT. Blockchain Lab has not audited this repository. A licence check is not a vulnerability scan, a dependency review, or a security audit.
Identify the licence of the specific files you use. Do not ingest the repository as if it were one MIT grant.
Reuse status
Research available. Review required.
Copyleft, mixed terms, a dated dual licence, or a repository whose maintainer record is not settled. Legal review would be required before any copy. The scan gates are also unmet.
- Source class
- S3 conditional
- Commit
- Not pinned
- Source-derived demo
- Held
Available
- E0: Metadata
- E1: Research report
- E2: Citation bundle
- E3: Pattern blueprint
- E4: Test plan
- E5: Original scaffold
Not available
- E6: Source-derived demo pack — held
- E7: Full source bundle — held
- E8: Dataset export — held
- E9: Model-training pack — held
- E10: Production candidate pack — held
Chainlink EVM contracts is conditional. Copyleft, mixed terms, or a maintainer caveat still needs a legal reading, and the scan gates are unmet. Non-commercial or demo use does not remove the licence duty. When in doubt, link — do not copy.
Use
- Reading how an oracle consumer is wired
- A dependency only after a file-level licence review
Do not use for
- Bulk copying
- Treating an oracle price as a fact about the world without a publisher
Risks
- An oracle can be wrong, stale, or captured.
- A single feed run by one operator is a narrower object than a decentralised network.
Reviews required
- Legal review of the files
- Who signs the data, and what happens when they stop
No source code is reproduced on this page. No commit SHA is published, because this release did not pin one.
