Definition ∞ A Multi-Party Workflow refers to a structured sequence of tasks or processes that involve coordination and contributions from several distinct participants or organizations. This system requires various parties to complete specific steps, often in a predetermined order, to achieve a collective outcome. It is common in complex business operations and supply chains.
Context ∞ In the digital asset space, Multi-Party Workflow solutions are gaining traction, particularly in areas like trade finance, supply chain management, and cross-border payments, where numerous entities must interact securely and transparently. Blockchain technology offers a verifiable and immutable ledger for tracking each party’s contributions and approvals within such workflows. A critical future development involves the standardization of protocols and legal frameworks to facilitate seamless, legally binding multi-party workflows across diverse jurisdictions using distributed ledger technology.
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