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A scalable trust based consensus mechanism for secure and tamper free property transaction mechanism using DLT

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The land registry system is one of the very important revenue generator in any governance system that stores land ownership records. There are various issues and loopholes in the existing system that gives rise to corruption and disputes. The digitization of land records is not sufficient to prevent fraud, time delays, and brokers' involvement. Distributed Ledger Technology can be used to make this digitized record more secure and process it in a decentralized way, reducing paperwork in selling and buying of land. This paper presents a scalable and novel blockchain technology-based land/property registration architecture that utilizes a scalable trust based consensus mechanism, where all registry offices participate in improving the registration process. The framework integrates different state registry offices in the country. This article proposes a secure and efficient consensus mechanism compared to fewer message exchanges with the existing Proof-of-Work algorithm. Hence, this approach requires less time to append the block into the blockchain. Time required for message exchange per consensus is lesser by 59.01% than the PoW mechanism and takes 11% less time than the load-based approach.

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    Amrendra Singh Yadav & Dharmender Singh Kushwaha

  2. ICFAI University Hyderabad, Hyderabad, India

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Yadav, A.S., Singh, N. & Kushwaha, D.S. A scalable trust based consensus mechanism for secure and tamper free property transaction mechanism using DLT. Int J Syst Assur Eng Manag 13, 735–751 (2022). https://doi.org/10.1007/s13198-021-01335-0

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