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  • Introduction
    • 🌟What is Joint?
    • 😎How Joint is Different
  • Concepts
    • 🏪Market
    • 🤑Liquidity
    • 🤝Swap
    • ⚖️Dispute Resolution
      • 🫂Mediation
      • 🎫Ticket Market
      • ✅Voting
      • 🎁Incentives & Penalties
    • ⚒️Mining
    • 🪙Fees
    • 📬Messaging
    • 🏷️Badge System
      • 📛Supported Badges
  • FAQ
    • 📚General
    • 🏪Market
    • 🤑Liquidity
    • 🤗Mediation
    • ⚒️Miners
    • 🛡️Security
  • Others
    • Prohibited Jurisdictions
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  1. Concepts

Dispute Resolution

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Last updated 10 months ago

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Introduction

Whenever two people meet to trade something, disagreements are bound to happen.

When a trade between multiple parties is not entirely automated, as in the case of , there must be a process to resolve any conflict. This system is known as a dispute resolution system.

Users of centralized marketplaces are familiar with dispute (or appeal) systems. It assures them that the platform operators will listen, deliberate and possibly resolve a dispute in their favour.

However, many users on centralized marketplaces have found the dispute process unfair, arbitrary, and lacking in transparency, with no way to appeal a ruling.

Joint Dispute System

The Joint protocol features a decentralized dispute resolution protocol designed to be scalable and secure against manipulation.

It leverages the wisdom of the crowd to create a decentralized prediction system for disputes where community members with skin in the game are tasked with resolving issues arising from swaps.

The dispute system is open to anyone. As a permissionless system operating on the blockchain, it is fair and consistent and executes rulings automatically.

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