With OpenLaw, you can issue purely digital, legal-enforceable assets with no coding necessary. Our latest collection of contractual clauses can be stacked together like “legal legos” to execute complex legal and financial transactions involving blockchain technology. Assets exist and power this world because there are clear terms, embodied in legal…

OpenLaw will soon be releasing the OpenLaw Node, building out the first true Internet of Agreements. Bitcoin changed the world by introducing the first peer-to-peer digital payments system. …

OpenLaw’s new Forms & Flow streamlines the creation, management, and approval of contracts. With Forms & Flow, lawyers and companies can save time and needless expense and even export data related to their agreements into internal or third-party systems. Contracts are the “dark matter” of the commercial world — you…

OpenLaw has announced that its platform will be made available on the legal tech app platform Reynen Court, which enables law firms to deploy pre-vetted, security-tested applications quickly within their own technology environments, either on-premise or in the cloud. Using OpenLaw, anyone can more efficiently engage in commercial transactions through…

We break down the emerging technology stack that will fulfill the common vision of a “smart contract.” Despite being a core concept in the blockchain space, the term “smart contract” is often misunderstood. For many, the term “smart contract” conjures up images of a dynamic legal agreement that reads and…

OpenLaw is using Compound’s cDAI to bring real-time payment and automatic savings. With these tools, people can earn payment in real-time and automatically earn interest, effectively creating a digital savings account with cDAI. Bitcoin was released in the shadows of the 2008 financial crisis, creating the first truly global peer-to-peer…

The future of the commercial process in DeFi is powered by OpenLaw. OpenLaw integrates MakerDAO’s Dai stablecoin to create smart financial transactions and others on OpenLaw Finance. One of the reasons that the US Dollar supplanted gold as a global standard is because most global contracts are denominated in U.S…

Today we’re offering a sneak peek into OpenLaw’s forthcoming integration framework. Once released, any third-party service can be incorporated into an OpenLaw agreement, including third-party e-signature platforms like DocuSign and third party oracle services, like ChainLink, in a snap. OpenLaw transforms legal agreements into structured computable files — data objects…

Today OpenLaw is releasing its second vertical OpenLaw Finance. With OpenLaw Finance creating legally compliant tokenized securities, fixed income products, tokenized real estate, and smart derivatives can be as easy as filling out a simple form. The future of decentralized finance is coming into focus powered by OpenLaw. Ethereum holds…