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OrcaRail Developer Packages Are Open Source

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OrcaRail
Crypto payment rails for web2 apps

July 31, 2026 — OrcaRail's developer packages are now open source under the MIT license. You can use them freely, open issues when something breaks or is missing, and contribute improvements when you can.

What's Open Source

These packages are public on GitHub and licensed MIT:

PackageRegistry / roleRepository
Node SDK@orcarail/nodeorcarail/orcarail-node
PHP SDKorcarail/orcarail-phpOrcaRail/sdks-php
Laravel Cashierorcarail/cashier-orcarailOrcaRail/sdks-laravel-cashier
MCP server@orcarail/mcpOrcaRail/mcp
WooCommerce pluginorcarail/plugins-woocommerceOrcaRail/plugins-woocommerce
Demo appFull integration exampleOrcaRail/demo

Install from npm or Composer as usual; the source of truth for each package lives in its repository above.

Use, Report, Contribute

Use the packages in your apps. Point agents and humans at the repos and at docs.orcarail.com for APIs and examples.

Report bugs and feature requests on GitHub Issues for the package you care about:

Contribute when you can: fork, open a pull request, and keep changes focused. Docs fixes, tests, and small SDK improvements are especially welcome. If you're unsure where something belongs, open an issue first.

Why This Matters

Open SDKs and plugins mean you can inspect how OrcaRail talks to your stack, fix gaps without waiting on a closed vendor, and share improvements with everyone else integrating the same rails.

Hosted OrcaRail remains the product surface for payments, dashboards, and production infrastructure. This announcement is about the developer packages you integrate with—not a claim that the full platform is open source.

Summary

AreaStatus
LicenseMIT
PackagesNode SDK, PHP SDK, Laravel Cashier, MCP server, WooCommerce plugin, demo
CommunityUse the packages, open issues, send pull requests

Thanks for building on OrcaRail. If you ship something useful, open a PR—or an issue if you need a hand.


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