How Does a Legal Entity (Like a Corporation) Demonstrate Capacity to Use a Smart Contract? ⎊ Path

How Does a Legal Entity (Like a Corporation) Demonstrate Capacity to Use a Smart Contract?

A corporation demonstrates capacity through its governing documents (e.g. bylaws) and formal resolutions that authorize specific individuals or multi-signature wallets to act on its behalf. The individuals controlling the wallet must have the proper internal authority to bind the corporation to the smart contract's terms.

This requires a link between the on-chain activity and the off-chain corporate governance.

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Legal Entity

Jurisdiction ⎊ A legal entity, within the context of cryptocurrency, options trading, and financial derivatives, is fundamentally defined by the governing legal framework under which it operates, establishing enforceable rights and obligations.