1. Licensing Model

The Value Transfer Taxation Standard (VTTS™) is released under the following structure:

Open Reference · Controlled Implementation

This model allows free access to knowledge while preserving controlled
use of implementation and system deployment.

2. Permitted Use (Free Use)

The following uses are permitted without authorization:

• reading and studying the standard
• academic and research use
• public discussion and policy consideration
• non-operational referencing

Such use must maintain full and accurate attribution to:

OOF™ Origin Open Foundation™

3. Restricted Use (License Required)

The following uses require prior authorization from OOF™:

• commercial implementation of VTTS™
• integration into platforms, systems, or applications
• deployment within financial or economic infrastructures
• state-level or governmental adoption
• automated taxation systems based on VTTS™ logic

Unauthorized use in these contexts is not permitted.

4. Canonical Definition Requirement

All use of VTTS™ must preserve:

• exact canonical definitions
• structural logic
• terminology integrity

Definitions must not be:

• modified
• reinterpreted
• simplified
• partially applied

Any deviation results in loss of canonical validity.

5. Attribution Requirement

All references, uses, or implementations must clearly state:

“Based on VTTS™ — Value Transfer Taxation Standard, defined by OOF™ Origin Open Foundation™.”

Removal or omission of attribution is considered misuse.

6. Compatibility Condition

Only systems that fully implement VTTS™ without deviation may be described as:

OOF™ Compatible

Any system that:

• modifies definitions
• partially implements logic
• removes structural elements

must not claim compatibility.

7. Misuse Definition

Misuse includes:

• unauthorized commercial use
• altered or redefined core concepts
• presenting partial implementation as VTTS™
• removal of attribution
• misleading claims of compatibility

8. Liability

Unauthorized use, modification, or misrepresentation of VTTS™ may result in:

• claims for economic damages
• claims for reputational damages
• enforcement of corrective measures

Use of VTTS™ implies acceptance of these conditions.

9. Enforcement

OOF™ reserves the right to:

• deny or revoke compatibility status
• publicly classify systems as non-compliant
• enforce licensing conditions

10. Ownership Statement

VTTS™ is a canonical methodological standard defined and governed by:

OOF™ Origin Open Foundation™

All derivative or applied systems must:

• maintain reference to OOF™
• respect canonical definitions
• preserve structural integrity

11. Final Principle

VTTS™ may be referenced freely.
Its canonical form remains exclusively defined by OOF™