Mohit Mokal Mediation

  Full interview transcript  MOHIT Good morning, Sneha. Thank you for joining us in today's interview. To all our readers Sneha is a law graduate from NUALS, Kochi. She's also a Web3 lawyer and she's done her masters from NUS in Singapore. SNEHA Hi Mohit. Thank you so much for having me. And thank you so much for working on putting Technology and ODR on the map. MOHIT So the reason why I've called you here today is to talk about your platform Resolutio. I understand that Resolutio is slightly different from traditional ODR platforms in the sense it uses blockchain technology to operate. To begin with some basic questions. Can you explain in very simple terms how blockchain technology works in ODR?  SNEHA Sure. Thank you for the question Mohit. So there are different ways you can look at it. So if you are already familiar with blockchain, you know that it's a database that you can rely on which helps you secure your transactions, which makes sure that your transactio...

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