Arman Afzar

Tokenization & Smart Contracts

Milestone payments with smart contracts in multi-party deals

When payment depends on a milestone, a smart contract can reduce disputes about “when and how much”.

The Arman Afzar team2 min read

Most payment disputes aren’t about whether money is owed but whether the payment condition was met. A smart contract makes that condition explicit and verifiable.

A simple structure

Funds are locked in an escrow contract, milestones and their approvers are defined, and each approval releases its share. For sensitive amounts, require multi-signature approval.

Arbiters and exceptions

No contract foresees every case. An arbitration path, deadlines and a refund route must be designed in from the start.

Security before deployment

A smart contract is hard to change once deployed, so edge-case tests, well-reviewed libraries and a pre-deployment review are an inseparable part of the work.

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