UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE OF

ENGINEERING
COMPUTER SCIENCE ENGINEERING
Bachelor of Engineering (Computer Science & Engineering)
Subject Name: Block chain Technology
Subject Code: 20_CST-412

Uses Of block chain

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Prepared By: DISCOVER . LEARN . EMPOWER

Er. Ankita Sharma 1
 Uses

• Cryptocurrencies and Digital Assets:

• The most well-known use of blockchain is in the
creation and management of cryptocurrencies like
Bitcoin, Ethereum, and many others. Blockchain
enables secure and decentralized transactions without
the need for intermediaries.
• Supply Chain Management: Blockchain can provide transparency and
traceability in supply chains by recording every step of a product's
journey, ensuring authenticity, reducing fraud, and enhancing
accountability.
• Charitable Donations: Blockchain can enhance transparency in
charitable donations, ensuring that funds are used for their intended
purposes and providing donors with more visibility.
• Logistics and Transportation: Blockchain can optimize logistics
operations by tracking shipments, reducing delays, and improving
coordination among different parties in the supply chain.
• Healthcare Data Management: Blockchain can securely store and share
patient records, ensuring data accuracy, patient privacy, and interoperability
among different healthcare providers.
• Digital Voting: Blockchain can provide a secure and tamper-resistant platform
for digital voting, enabling remote voting and increasing accessibility.
• Gaming and Virtual Goods: Blockchain can enable ownership and trading of
in-game assets, digital collectibles, and virtual goods, enhancing player
autonomy and value retention.
• Insurance: Blockchain can streamline insurance claims processing, automate
underwriting, and enhance trust in the industry through transparent and
verifiable data.
• Financial Services: Blockchain can streamline and secure cross-border
payments, remittances, and trade finance by providing real-time
settlement and reducing the need for intermediaries.
• Real Estate Transactions: Blockchain can simplify and expedite
property transfers, title searches, and mortgage processing, reducing
paperwork and potential fraud.
• Intellectual Property Protection: Blockchain can be used to
timestamp and verify the ownership and authenticity of digital assets
such as music, art, and patents.
• Energy Trading: Blockchain can enable peer-to-peer energy trading
and management of renewable energy resources, creating a more
efficient and decentralized energy market.