How Does the Blockchain’s Transaction Finality Affect the Settlement Process?

Blockchain transaction finality, the point at which a transaction is confirmed and irreversible, provides certainty for the physical settlement of crypto options. Once the underlying cryptocurrency transfer is finalized on the blockchain, the settlement is complete and guaranteed.

This certainty is a key advantage for physically settled crypto derivatives.

How Is the Finality of a Crypto Transaction Defined in a Regulated Settlement?
What Is the Regulatory View on ‘Finality’ in Blockchain Transactions?
How Does the Immutability of the Bitcoin Blockchain Serve as a Substitute for Physical Verification?
What Is a “Zero-Confirmation” Transaction and What Are Its Inherent Risks?
What Is the Difference between “Confirmation Time” and “Finality” in a Blockchain Transaction?
In Options Trading, How Is Confirmation Depth Analogous to Settlement Time?
How Does the Immutability of the Blockchain Benefit the Settlement Process?
What Is ‘Transaction Finality’ and How Does It Differ across Various Blockchain Architectures?

Glossar