Abstract
Nowadays, the use of technology has lightened the workload in many sectors to some extent. International arbitration practice has become cost-efficient. Although the concern has been when some legal instruments are not legally accepted, they are subjective to fulfilment of precise requirements. This reflects that arbitration agreements, as well as arbitral awards, which are drawn online, test whether the old provisions are beneficial or not. This article elaborates on the challenges which prevail while providing legal acceptance to digital arbitration. The objective is to highlight the difficulties that municipal and international systems come across while following the procedural aspect. The use of technology and maintaining international standards in the commercial sector globally should encourage the practice of harmony and proper enforceability.
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