What is a smart contract?

By Kromatika | Kromatika Education | 25 Mar 2022


A smart contract is a computer program that makes it easier to carry out certain contractual agreements without the need for a third party. When specific criteria are met, it executes what is written in its code. These protocols are "smart" because only computer code can determine whether a contract has been fully or partially executed.

Smart contracts are designed to increase contract law enforcement security while also lowering contract transaction costs. As a result, we have transactions that are visible, unfraudable, quick, and irrevocable. Furthermore, a central authority is not required. These contracts may be extremely useful for trading money, products, or other assets, dividend payment automation, personal data control, and all this while eliminating validation delays. Finance, energy, media, and government are just a few of the industries that can benefit from them.

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