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How Does Formal Verification Enhance the ‘Code Is Law’ Principle?

Formal verification uses mathematical proofs to rigorously check that a smart contract's code behaves exactly as intended under all possible conditions. By proving the absence of bugs or security vulnerabilities, it reinforces the 'code is law' principle by providing a higher degree of certainty that the code is correct and will execute reliably, thereby strengthening the trust in its finality.

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