Abstract

This paper introduces a blockchain-powered tool to enhance supply chain management security and traceability. Supply chains are often plagued by fraud, counterfeiting, and a lack of transparency, particularly for end customers. Blockchain technology, known for its immutability and transparency, presents a promising solution to these challenges. In this study, we thoroughly discuss our implementation of blockchain technology within the context of the supply chain. The paper outlines the entire process, beginning with data collection and pre-processing and culminating in the secure posting of transactions via smart contracts. By leveraging Blockchain's decentralized nature, our system ensures that each transaction is securely recorded and immutable, significantly reducing the risk of data tampering or fraud. A synthetic dataset tailored for supply chain operations demonstrates the proposed system's feasibility and effectiveness. The results indicate substantial improvements in data integrity, traceability, and overall supply chain efficiency. This research highlights the potential of Blockchain to revolutionize supply chain management and provides a detailed framework for implementing such a system in real-world scenarios. The study's findings suggest that blockchain technology can be a critical tool in addressing the prevalent issues of trust and transparency in modern supply chains, offering a robust solution to enhance the reliability and efficiency of these complex networks.

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