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Disputes & juror resolution

Either party can raise a dispute on a funded or submitted crypto contract. A panel of staked jurors is selected to decide.

Staked voting

  • Each juror locks a per-dispute stake (5% of the contract).
  • Vote with the majority → stake refunded plus a share of the losing side's stake.
  • Vote against, or skip → stake forfeited.

The ruling

When voting closes the contract resolves to release, refund, or split — enforced on-chain. View a dispute at app.fiduwork.com/disputes/:id.

On this page

  • Staked voting
  • The ruling