Abstract

The proliferation of digital asset platforms has ushered in a new era of cross-border B2B contracting, wherein arbitration clauses are routinely incorporated in standard-form agreements. While arbitration remains the preferred mechanism for resolving disputes in this context, such clauses are increasingly subject to jurisdictional challenges that threaten their effectiveness. This article critically examines the procedural vulnerabilities that render arbitration agreements in B2B digital asset contracts susceptible to jurisdictional challenges. The analysis focuses on recurrent ...