Blockchain-based Model for Social Transactions Processing

Sarr, Idrissa; Naacke, Hubert; Gueye, Ibrahima

doi:10.5220/0005519503090315

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“…the literature cited throughout our study, the framework and textual analysis further incorporates concepts from the below mentioned studies: (Financial Stability Board 2013;King 2013;Kroll et al 2013;Maxwell 2013;Meiklejohn et al 2013;Möser 2013;Miers et al 2013;Ron and Shamir 2013;Sompolinsky and Zohar 2013;Eyal and Sirer 2014;Financial Stability Board 2014;Komlos 2014;Kitahara et al 2014;Rochard 2014;Powell 2014;Ruffing et al 2014;Segendorf 2014;Viacoin 2014;Garrett 2015;Greenspan 2015aGreenspan , 2015bGreenspan , 2015cGulamhuseinwala et al 2015;Herbert and Litchfield 2015;Hoskins and Labonte 2015; Hyperledger Project 2015;Hutchinson and Dowd 2015;Kanzler 2015;Jakšič and Marinč 2015;KPMG and H2 Ventures 2015;Lomas 2015;Morse 2015;Noizat 2015;Pagano and Vatiero 2015;Pass and Shelat 2015;Price Waterhouse Coopers 2015a, 2015bRobertson 2015;Sarr et al 2015;Swanson 2015; The Decentralized Library of Alexandria 2015; World Economic Forum 2015;Wright and De...…”

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Fantastic Beasts: Blockchain Based Banking

Daluwathumullagamage

Sims

2021

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Blockchain is one of the primary digital technologies utilised in the finance industry with huge future potential. This study conducts a systematic literature review of a final sample of 407 prior literature from an initial set of 1979 records for the sample period of 2013–2020 with regard to blockchain adoption in banking. This review is further supplemented by a machine learning based textual analysis that identifies key themes, trends, divergences and gaps between academic and practitioner led industry literature. Moreover, the study highlights present, future use cases, adoption barriers and misconceptions of blockchains in banking, especially given COVID-19. Furthermore, this study identifies behavioural, social, economic, regulatory and managerial implications of blockchain based banking. In addition, our study identifies the cross-industry potential of blockchains via banking, thus, linking much disconnected prior literature. Finally, we develop a blockchain adoption framework and an adoption life cycle for banking. This study would be of interest to academics, bankers, regulators, investors, auditors and other stakeholders in financial markets.

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Fantastic Beasts: Blockchain Based Banking

Daluwathumullagamage

Sims

2021

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“…Over the years, in order to establish trust mechanism in trade, trust institutions and trust instruments came into being. The traditional centralization of third-party data management not only lacks technical credibility, but also has many uncontrollable factors such as inefficiency, high cost, and easy attack [5][6]. All these problems severely restrict the healthy development of the supply chain.…”

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Creativity in Trusted Data: Research on Application of Blockchain in Supply Chain

Liang¹,

Huang²,

Cao³

et al. 2019

IJPE

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Creative computing is very popular in recent years and has great potential. The introduction of systematic creative mechanisms and principles can provide solutions to practical problems, such as potential forgery and tampering of trade data in traditional supply chains. Guided by being creative, this paper proposes a new trusted data management scheme based on blockchain. First, a smart contract suitable for supply chain is designed to code trade rules in order to prevent performance risks and improve the credibility of trade data processing. Then, a ZSS04 scheme and sampling techniques are used to complete transaction data integrity check. Furthermore, an optimized PBFT consensus mechanism is proposed to achieve efficient, low cost, and scalable transaction data management. Finally, the trusted data management in untrusted environment is implemented by using the native characteristics of blockchain. Results show that the scheme can provide new ideas and technical support for transaction data management in supply chain.

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