Land Registration Management and Litigation Resolution System using Blockchain
Bheemisetty Yeswanth, Bollimuntha Ashok, D. Geethanjali, N. Umasankari · Advances in computer science research · 2024
Currently, one of the most difficult issues facing the government is resolving illicit activity and fraudulent land registrations.The old and traditional methods of land registrations are the main reason for the arise of these illegal and fraudulent activities.The proposed system aims to harness the inherent benefits of blockchain technology, such as decentralization, transparency, and immutability, to create a more secure, efficient, and trustworthy framework for managing land transactions and resolving related litigations.An advanced technology is needed which is capable of correcting and maintaining these registrations and blockchain technology is having all sort of qualifications to solve.A crucial part of facilitating the integration of blockchain technology into various governmental organizations and public services is played by the Public Sector Blockchain Consultant.Primarily the consultant focuses on land registrations management and litigations revolving around it and solves them by taking some factors and facts into consideration.The consultant also emphasizes increasing efficiency by reducing procedures and removing pointless middlemen and paperwork, where there are high chances to cheat the public.The consultant facilitates automated and secure execution of transactions by employing smart contracts and decentralized platforms, decreasing the need for manual intervention and lowering the chance of mistakes or fraud.These developments enable government organizations to provide services to citizens more successfully while also saving time and resources.In conclusion, helping government organizations in adopting blockchain technology is vital and this is where the Public Sector Blockchain Consultant comes in to the picture.The consultancy wants to increase efficiency and transparency by using blockchain technology for public services, which would ultimately lead to increased public trust and better service delivery.