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Discover the potential of next-gen smart contracts to revolutionize your business!

  Bitcoin and blockchain were invented a decade before. Since its inception, the blockchain was understood as a cryptographic architecture that renders encrypted storage space to the crypto transactions. It has proved the speculations wrong, and now it's considered the most promising technologies to reform the major industrial processes. Fintech, health care, real estate, supply chain, voting, gaming and entertainment, and much more sectors have established their blockchain projects on real-time applications. Of all these solutions, smart contracts are celebrated with distinct use cases!   In this blog post, let's understand smart contracts development , the steps to create them, and these digital agreements' potential!     A gist on smart contracts!   A smart contract is a set of automated protocols to perform a task on the specified condition. Smart contracts are built on top of the blockchain framework, and the entire transaction or deal is distributed across...

Let's pierce through the secrets of how professionals audit smart contracts in the blockchain application!

We have now dived into the era of digitized smart contract deals with blockchain inception. Smart contracts are built on the blockchain framework, by which they adopt the features of the technology such as immutability, P2P transactions, tamper-proof, ergonomic reconciliation, and much more. Smart contract auditing is the process of analyzing the code base and rectifying the errors in code, functionality bugs, design issues, security issues, and vulnerabilities. It's advised to deploy smart contracts only after the smart contract audit company does professional auditing. In this blog post, let's explore how professionals do smart contract auditing! A step-by-step process of professional smart contract audit Specification documentation Smart contract audit must be done after the code-freeze(i.e., the development code has reached its final draft stage without any potential flaws). Once the code is committed by the development team, both the auditing and development team must agr...