The majority of decentralized finance’s current and future uses involve developing and using smart contracts.
A smart contract employs computer code to define the conditions of the connection between the parties, whereas a typical contract uses legal jargon to do so.
Smart contracts have the unique capacity to automatically enforce their conditions since they are encoded in computer code.
This makes it possible for many business operations that at the moment demand manual supervision to be reliably executed and automated.
Smart contracts lower risk for both parties and are quicker and easier to use. Smart contracts, however, can bring about new kinds of hazards.
The value and private data stored in smart contracts are at danger because computer code is prone to errors and security flaws.
