Regulatory Framework on Smart Contracts: A Comparative Analysis
Zulhazmi Bin Yusof,
Wan Amir Azlan Wan Haniff,
Hartini Saripan
et al.
Abstract:Smart contracts use a few contemporary technologies, such as blockchain and digital currency. Due to this, it carries numerous advantages to the consumers due to the nature of the technology such as transparency, quickness, lack of third-party intervention, and decentralization. Although numerous research has been conducted on smart contracts, there isn't currently a tangible remedy to deal with various lacunas in the regulatory framework for smart contracts. In this study, secondary data was gathered by analy… Show more
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