View article

In Sri Lanka, the land administration process has not been digitized, which has led to plenty of conflicts in determining the real ownership of lands and drastically increasing the land transaction processing time, which has resulted in many fraudulent activities concerning land management. The existing system is majorly paper-based and centralized. Administrators who have the powers to alter the system according to their wishes hold a huge threat for information security and is a centralized system that bears the risk of a single point of failure. Hence, transitioning into another system that could mitigate the drawbacks in the current land authentication system has become a vital need and currently, the knowledge regard this area is very much limited. The decentralized nature of the blockchain-based system has the potential of diluting major limitations in the current system. The overall objective of this research is to …