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  • Introduction
  • Getting Started
    • Accessing Testnet
    • What is a SmartPiggy NFT?
      • Background: What is a financial option?
    • Where do Piggies live?
      • Arbitrum Introduction
      • How to use Arbitrum
    • Parts of a Piggy
    • An example Piggy
    • Creating your first Piggy
      • Create a Piggy
      • Request a Piggy
  • Lifecycle of a Piggy
    • Approve Collateral
    • Auction
    • Buy
    • Bid
    • Finalize
    • Clear
    • Settle
    • Claim payout
    • Burn - Reclaim collateral
  • Advanced Functions
    • Transfer
    • Split
  • The User Interface
    • Explore Markets
      • Table Dropdown
    • My Dashboard
      • Table Dropdown
    • Wallet
      • Approving Collateral tokens
      • Approving Oracle tokens
      • Claiming payouts
      • Supported wallets
  • Oracles
    • Available oracles
    • Using your own oracles
    • SmartPiggies and Oracles
  • Arbitration
    • The (optional) Need for Arbitration
    • Setting an arbitrator
    • The Arbitration Process
    • Arbiter Reputation and History
  • FAQ
  • FAQ
  • Developers
    • Contracts
      • Calling the contracts directly
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  1. Arbitration

Setting an arbitrator

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Last updated 3 years ago

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An Arbiter must be assigned on contract creation, otherwise a new Arbiter may be assigned if both the Writer and Holder of the contract agree to a new Arbiter by proposing the same new 'Arbiter Choice' address.

If an Arbiter is not assigned the Writer and Holder can propose a new arbiter. If the addresses that the Writer and Holder propose are identical, then that address becomes the Arbiter.

In the SmartPiggy app, the current Arbiter of any contract may be reviewed by expanding the details and selecting the 'Counterparty Management' tab.