Aishwarya Julinka Anand, Shreya Gupta Introduction The advent of blockchain technology has brought about a paradigm shift in the way people transact. The technology, or more specifically, “Blockchain Ledgers” allows for a secure, immutable, and tamper-evident alternative to conventional transactional models, providing improved traceability, accountability, and transparency.[1] These benefits and advantages have paved the way for an accelerated shift from traditional, oral, an

Vrinda Chaturvedi, Ashlesha Pandey Introduction The current capital scenario is mediated via various routes across the globe, yet its fundamental essence rests in its contractual nature. The existence of contracts in buyer and seller agreements, especially, render a multi-dimensional view of the transaction. As much as domestic laws stand to uphold the validity and sanctity of such trade agreements within national borders, they may fall short of the worldwide paradigm. To acc