Basics of Contract Law & Smart Contracting in Financial Applications Training Course

Course Category : Legal

This course delivers an integrated legal and technological foundation combining traditional contract law principles with smart contracting applications in finance, enabling participants to manage digital contracts, automate financial transactions, and address legal and regulatory risks in modern financial environments.
Duration: 10 Days – Level: Intermediate.

Starts On

5 - April - 2026

Ends On

9 - April - 2026

Location

Turkey - Istanbul

Language

English

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Targeted Audience

  • Legal professionals in the financial sector
  • Corporate and contract lawyers
  • Financial technology (FinTech) professionals
  • Blockchain developers
  • Compliance and governance officers
  • Bankers and financial services professionals
  • Investment and asset management professionals
  • Financial analysts and consultants

Targeted Skills

  • Comprehensive understanding of contract law principles
  • Analysing enforceability of financial contracts
  • Understanding smart contract mechanisms
  • Linking legal drafting with code execution
  • Assessing legal and regulatory risks
  • Automating financial transactions through smart contracts

Expected Outcomes

  • Understand the core principles of contract law in financial contexts.
  • Analyse contract formation and legal enforceability.
  • Gain in-depth knowledge of smart contract concepts and operations.
  • Apply smart contracts in financial transactions.
  • Assess legal and regulatory risks of digital contracts.
  • Draft contracts combining legal language with automated execution.
  • Manage disputes arising from traditional and smart contracts.
  • Prepare for the future of contracting in the financial sector.

Training Topics Index

  • Fundamentals of contract law
  • Elements of a valid contract
  • Types of contracts
  • Enforceability and validity
  • Common legal issues

  • Offer and acceptance
  • Consent and legal capacity
  • Consideration and lawful purpose
  • Intention to create legal relations
  • Legal effects of contracts

  • Definition and features of smart contracts
  • Differences from traditional contracts
  • Blockchain foundations
  • Self-execution mechanisms
  • Advantages and limitations

  • Automating payments and transfers
  • Smart contracts in lending and finance
  • Applications in banking and insurance
  • Decentralised finance (DeFi)
  • Regulatory challenges

  • Legal status of smart contracts
  • Jurisdiction and cross-border issues
  • Regulatory compliance
  • AML and KYC requirements
  • Digital evidence and enforceability

  • Legal risks in smart contracts
  • Code-related risks
  • Dispute resolution mechanisms
  • Arbitration and mediation
  • Role of traditional courts

  • Legal drafting best practices
  • Translating clauses into code
  • Automated conditions and triggers
  • Lawyer–developer collaboration
  • Transparency and clarity

  • Overview of blockchain platforms
  • Platform selection criteria
  • Development and testing tools
  • Transaction costs and fees
  • Smart contract auditing

  • Ethics of automated financial contracts
  • Data protection and privacy
  • Common security vulnerabilities
  • Independent security audits
  • Legal accountability

  • Impact on traditional contract law
  • Regulatory evolution
  • AI integration in smart contracts
  • Disruption of financial systems
  • Preparing for future opportunities