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What is Smart Contract and How does it
work?
The evolution of Blockchain technology has brought with it some amazing changes and
developments, and they have been the most transforming ones in recent years.
Blockchain has given us many benefits like decentralization, transparency, peer-to-peer
interaction and more, with all these set of advantages, one thing that needs a mention is
about smart contracts. The latter has completely transformed how the business
operates, and agreements are executed. In this blog, we will be elaborating on the
working of smart contracts and its benefits.
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What is a smart contract?
Before heading to understand the importance of the smart contract, let's have a quick
snap at what the smart contract is. In simple words, these are pre-programmed contracts
which have a set of terms and conditions that are decided by the two involved parties.
This contract runs on a Blockchain platform, and once the conditions are met, the
payment is executed.
Smart contracts are basically written in Solidity and are considered to be the creators of a
new era of contract execution.
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Working on smart contracts:
While many of us think that a smart contract is a new entrant, the fact of the matter is
that this concept was introduced in 1994. Yes, you read it right; the idea of smart
contracts was first proposed in the year 1994 by Nick Szabo. He was a computer scientist
who also invested virtual currency Bit Gold in 1998. Well, there are rumours that Szabo is
Satoshi Nakamoto, the man behind the revolutionary cryptocurrency.
Szabo wanted to transform the functionality of electronic transactions methods like POS
and make it more transparent and fast.
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A smart contract consist of different parts:
Signatories- These are the parties that are involved in the signing of the smart contract.
They decide the conditions and then give a final go forward regarding the proposed
terms via digital signature.
Subject – the subject is limited only within the contracts
Specific terms- These are detailed mathematical terms and implemented programming
language which is compatible with smart contract's Blockchain. It is based on these
specific terms that the contract is executed.
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Smart contracts use is not limited to just one field; it finds a multitude of use cases in
fields like supply chain, finance, real estate, education, and others. Blockchain developers
who have expertise in creating smart contracts hold a promising future. One can also
learn about smart contract creation by opting for certification courses in the same
domain. Blockchain Council is providing the right learning platform to those who wish to
make a career in this field. For more information, you can connect with the Blockchain
Council today.
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The way ahead
Blockchain and smart contracts are a few of the new technological developments that
have the potential to completely transform business operations. They can streamline the
processes, and at the same time, increase productivity by reducing the time. Hence, any
individual who holds expertise in this profile can surely take their career graph up by
opting for a blockchain certification course in this domain.
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Blockchain Council Certifications
You can check out our certifications, and kick start your career in the Blockchain
space today.
â—Ź Certified Blockchain Expert
â—Ź Certified Blockchain Developer
â—Ź Certified Smart Contract Developer
â—Ź Certified Solidity Developer
â—Ź Certified Ethereum Developer
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What is smart contract and how does it work

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    Copyright © BlockchainCouncil www.blockchain-council.org 1
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    Copyright © BlockchainCouncil www.blockchain-council.org What is Smart Contract and How does it work? The evolution of Blockchain technology has brought with it some amazing changes and developments, and they have been the most transforming ones in recent years. Blockchain has given us many benefits like decentralization, transparency, peer-to-peer interaction and more, with all these set of advantages, one thing that needs a mention is about smart contracts. The latter has completely transformed how the business operates, and agreements are executed. In this blog, we will be elaborating on the working of smart contracts and its benefits. 2
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    Copyright © BlockchainCouncil www.blockchain-council.org What is a smart contract? Before heading to understand the importance of the smart contract, let's have a quick snap at what the smart contract is. In simple words, these are pre-programmed contracts which have a set of terms and conditions that are decided by the two involved parties. This contract runs on a Blockchain platform, and once the conditions are met, the payment is executed. Smart contracts are basically written in Solidity and are considered to be the creators of a new era of contract execution. 3
  • 4.
    Copyright © BlockchainCouncil www.blockchain-council.org Working on smart contracts: While many of us think that a smart contract is a new entrant, the fact of the matter is that this concept was introduced in 1994. Yes, you read it right; the idea of smart contracts was first proposed in the year 1994 by Nick Szabo. He was a computer scientist who also invested virtual currency Bit Gold in 1998. Well, there are rumours that Szabo is Satoshi Nakamoto, the man behind the revolutionary cryptocurrency. Szabo wanted to transform the functionality of electronic transactions methods like POS and make it more transparent and fast. 4
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    Copyright © BlockchainCouncil www.blockchain-council.org A smart contract consist of different parts: Signatories- These are the parties that are involved in the signing of the smart contract. They decide the conditions and then give a final go forward regarding the proposed terms via digital signature. Subject – the subject is limited only within the contracts Specific terms- These are detailed mathematical terms and implemented programming language which is compatible with smart contract's Blockchain. It is based on these specific terms that the contract is executed. 5
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    Copyright © BlockchainCouncil www.blockchain-council.org Smart contracts use is not limited to just one field; it finds a multitude of use cases in fields like supply chain, finance, real estate, education, and others. Blockchain developers who have expertise in creating smart contracts hold a promising future. One can also learn about smart contract creation by opting for certification courses in the same domain. Blockchain Council is providing the right learning platform to those who wish to make a career in this field. For more information, you can connect with the Blockchain Council today. 6
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    Copyright © BlockchainCouncil www.blockchain-council.org The way ahead Blockchain and smart contracts are a few of the new technological developments that have the potential to completely transform business operations. They can streamline the processes, and at the same time, increase productivity by reducing the time. Hence, any individual who holds expertise in this profile can surely take their career graph up by opting for a blockchain certification course in this domain. 7
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    Copyright © BlockchainCouncil www.blockchain-council.org Blockchain Council Certifications You can check out our certifications, and kick start your career in the Blockchain space today. ● Certified Blockchain Expert ● Certified Blockchain Developer ● Certified Smart Contract Developer ● Certified Solidity Developer ● Certified Ethereum Developer 8
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