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DLT, NFT, Smart Contracts and AI

Ross K. McGill () and Kirsty V. Pitkin ()
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Ross K. McGill: TConsult Ltd
Kirsty V. Pitkin: TConsult Ltd

Chapter Chapter 26 in Qualified Intermediary, 2025, pp 245-252 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract This chapter describes some of the emergent technologies that could revolutionise the industry. Most notable is the concept of using distributed ledger technology (DLTDLT) to provide standardisation and automation for qualified intermediaries. The conversion of paper documentationdocumentation into non-fungible tokensnon-fungible tokens (NFT) (NFTs) will allow for a much greater degree of automation, particularly within smart contracts that can replicate withholding statements and provide straight through processing (STP) of tax events with no human intervention.

Date: 2025
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-81410-5_26

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