A brief guide to Smart contract development
How does a smart contract work?
Smart contracts work based on simple "if/when .then" statements written into code on a blockchain. When pre-defined conditions are met and verified, a network of computers executes the actions. These actions include sending notifications, issuing tickets, releasing funds to appropriate parties, or registering a vehicle. When a transaction is complete, the blockchain is updated. This means that the transaction can't be modified, and only those who have been granted permission to see the results can view them.
A smart contract can have as many conditions as necessary to ensure that all participants are satisfied with the outcome. Participants must agree on how transactions and data will be represented on the blockchain and determine the "if/when..then "rules that regulate those transactions.
Ethereum is the most suitable blockchain platform for smart contract development. However, Stellar, Hyperledger Fabric, EOS, NEM, Solana, Cardano, Polygon, etc., are the other most suitable and efficient blockchain platforms for smart contract development. A programmer can program the smart contract.
Smart contract development gives you the following benefits:
Operational transparency
No intermediary involvement
Cost-effective and efficient processes
Storage and backup
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