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      • Contractee
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  1. FUNDAMENTALS

Zenland Contract

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Zenland contract is a agreement between two people, a Contractor (Seller) and a Contractee (Buyer), for the delivery of a product(s) or service(s).

Just like any formal agreement, a smart contract contains:

  • the two sides signing the agreement, a " (seller)" and a " (buyer)";

  • the object of the contract, which should be described in the "" field;

  • the agreed conditions such as the total price of the service/product (a.i. ), and its desired quality/completion (see );

  • the date and time of contract creation and its delivery, a.k.a. the ;

  • the time needed for a Contractee (buyer) to verify the purchase before releasing the payment, known as "";

  • the paid for the creation of a contract agreement.

Important!

Understanding the key terms of the Zenland contract is important to fill out the contact form correctly. It should be done in a way that is clear and understandable for both a Contractor and a Contractee.

Some fields like "Contract name" or "Contract details", while optional and not required to fill out, become necessary when a dispute agent is called to resolve disagreements over the contract.

Below is a detailed description of the key terms that you will see on the "New Contract" form (inside your account). We suggest you review them again if filling out a contract form seems difficult.

smart contract
Contractor
Contractee
Contract name
agreed amount
Contract details
due date
buyer protection time
service fee