🎓 Canton Academy | Lesson 14
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🎓 Canton Academy | Lesson 14 Daml Authorization: Who Has the Power to Do What? One of the most important things in institutional finance is authorization. A bank shouldn't be able to transfer another bank's assets without permission. A party shouldn't be able to modify an agreement simply because it can access the network. @CantonNetwork uses Daml contracts to define and enforce these permissions. Let's understand how. 1. What Is Authorization? Authorization determines whether a party has permission to perform a particular action. For example, Zenith Bank owns a tokenized bond on Canto
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