LandChain: A Blockchain Based Secured Land Registration System

Biswas, Milon; Faysal, Jabed Al; Ahmed, Kazi Asif

doi:10.1109/icsct53883.2021.9642505

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“…"LandChain: A Blockchain Based Secured Land Registration System" in: 2020 Third ISEA Conference on Security and Privacy addresses these problems, a Blockchain-based system transforms physical assets into secure, immutable tokens, resolving the issues and providing efficient transaction processing using Ethereum. [4] The property registration process, particularly concerning land, can be a complex and time-consuming procedure in developing nations such as Bangladesh. "A Novel Framework for Implementation of Land Registration and Ownership Management via Blockchain in Bangladesh" this paper sheds light on the challenges associated with traditional manual land registration methods, which include issues like transparency, centralization, authenticity, and reliability.…”

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Breaking Ground: Exploring Blockchain for Land Registration Systems

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Land registration is a crucial aspect of property ownership and management, facilitating legal documentation, transactions, and dispute resolution. Traditional land registration systems are often plagued by inefficiencies, including slow processing times, high costs, and the risk of fraudulent activities (Abuidris et al., 2019). This paper aims to explore the potential of blockchain technology in revolutionizing land registration systems.

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“…Some of these problems are caused by false middlemen that can sell the land with fake documents (Shuaib et al, 2020). Land registry is a "process in which property ownership of a speci c piece of land is recorded and registered, to provide proof of the title and to simplify the transaction" (Biswas et al, 2021) that requires veri cation of many papers and physical visits. Bribery happens at every transaction stage, especially in developing countries.…”

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A Systematic Literature Review on Blockchain for Real Estate Transactions: Benefits, Challenges, Enablers, and Inhibitors

Cunha

Silva

2023

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This paper provides a systematic literature review of using blockchain applications for real estate transactions. For this purpose, we analyse the main benefits, challenges that need to be tackled, enablers and inhibitors to the adoption of technology. Due to its perceived features, Blockchain can increase transparency and security, offering trust to the market, reducing the number of intermediaries and, consequently, decreasing transaction costs and time spent. Nevertheless, several challenges need to be overcome for the market to feel secure in adopting the Blockchain technology, especially the ones related to legal enforcement. This paper broadly discusses the benefits and challenges, enablers, and inhibitors raised in peer-reviewed articles published so far. We found that there is a fair possibility of reducing intermediaries and thus decreasing fraud, time spent and costs. Still, this possibility needs to be carefully analysed, and further research must be done to understand which intermediaries can be removed without compromising transactions’ security.

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“…SmartOil [33] Oil and Gas Data Processing Review [36] CertificateChain [34] Healthcare Certificate Management Medical Certificate [35], BHEEM [37] Landchain [38] Land Certificate Management [39-41] B-Cert [42] Academic Certificate Distribution Education Certificates [43] TuDocChain [44] Securing Digital Academic Certificates Academic Certificates [45] Halal Food Certification [46] Authenticating Halal Food Certificate Fish Industry [47], Palm Oil [48], Olive Oil [49] Digital Medical Passport [50] COVID-19 Vaccine and Immunity Certificates, Health Passports…”

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GM-Ledger: Blockchain-Based Certificate Authentication for International Food Trade

George,

Al-Ansari

2023

Foods

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Maritime transportation plays a critical role for many Arab countries and their food security and has evolved into a complex system that involves a plethora of supply chain stakeholders spread around the globe. This inherent complexity brings huge security challenges, including cargo loss and high burdens in cargo document inspection. The emerging blockchain technology provides a promising tool to build a unified maritime cargo tracking system critical for cargo security. This is because blockchains are a tamper-proof distributed ledger technology that can store and track data in a secure and transparent manner. Using the State of Qatar as a case study, this research introduces the Global Maritime Ledger (GM-Ledger), which will aid authorities in verifying, signing and transacting food certificates in an efficient manner. The methodology of this research includes reviewing past publications, identifying the requirements of various players in the Qatari food import–export industry and then creating a smart contract framework that will efficiently manage the work with necessary human intervention as and when required. The result of this work is the formation of a solid framework that can be employed in future works. This work realized that employing web3 solutions for the food import sector is highly viable and that with the right social, economic and policy reforms, it is possible to transform the entire food system to bear healthy transparency and power balance in global supply chains. In conclusion, this study argues that BCT has the ability to assist the government and other players to minimize fraud and maximize food supply chain stakeholder participation.

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LandChain: A Blockchain Based Secured Land Registration System

Cited by 15 publications

References 27 publications

Breaking Ground: Exploring Blockchain for Land Registration Systems

Breaking Ground: Exploring Blockchain for Land Registration Systems

A Systematic Literature Review on Blockchain for Real Estate Transactions: Benefits, Challenges, Enablers, and Inhibitors

GM-Ledger: Blockchain-Based Certificate Authentication for International Food Trade

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