PwC Forecasts Smart Contracts as Future Replacement for Traditional Contracts
The use of smart contracts in the financial industry is increasing, and they are expected to become the standard in the long term, according to a study by PwC. The study found that 52% of IT decision-makers in the financ...
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The study found that 52% of IT decision-makers in the financial sector plan to introduce smart contracts in the near future.
Over a third of respondents expect smart contracts to replace traditional financial transactions....
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