A Conspectus Study on the Blockchain Technology in Indian Banking Sector

Kumar, Suman; Patro, Binoti

doi:10.1201/9781003202240-53

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“…The prevention of illicit use of financial resources and services such as money laundering and terrorism depends in large part on KYC. By requiring banks to confirm and identify their customers, it was intended to aid in the reduction of money laundering and terrorist activities (Kumar et al, (2020). Collecting customer data is highly expensive.…”

Section: Know Your Customer Better (Kyc)mentioning

confidence: 99%

“…It's not publicly accessible, and you have to ask permission to access. It can reduce or even completely eliminate the requirement for trust in transactions and enable transparent (Kumar et al, 2020;Mafike and Mewala, 2022;Krause et al, 2018;Harigunani;Ullah et al, 2022;Nath and Bhattasali, 2019;Portilla et al, 2022), and realtime audits. In addition, the transparency provided by the blockchain lowers the likelihood of fraud (Bhattacharjee and Bhattacharya, 2022).…”

Section: Transparencymentioning

confidence: 99%

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Amedi,

Al-rubai’i

2023

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Innovative technologies are game-changing in the financial sector. The new-born technology (blockchain) is promising to change the entire banking system, despite various benefits, critical obstacles still stand. In addition, with an overview of major opportunities and challenges, this study aims to conduct a comparison between theoretical literature and practical literature to point out a contradiction if it exists. More than 130 references (paper studies and links) which were conducted by cryptography and technology experts, academics, financial institutions, and other sectors were used to achieve study aims. A systematic approach conducted to accomplish study objectives; we analyzed results and different point of views on blockchain application in banking globally. The study concluded that blockchain itself may hold strengths and weaknesses in a single aspect such as efficiency and security, while no contradictions were observed between the results on the ground and the theoretical literature. The vast majority of references indicate that blockchain will be the next banking system, which may change the legacy of banking. As it stands, the current blockchain-based applications are capable of operating in individual services, specifically in payment systems and cost operations. Financial companies which provide similar services can take advantage of this technology, especially in cross-border transfers, and this will retract a large share of bank profits in case this technology is not adopted. After all, a full adoption needs more improvement in projects and applications based on this technology.

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Section: Know Your Customer Better (Kyc)mentioning

confidence: 99%