Blockchain as a Resilient Infrastructure for e-Business Transactions

This paper provides a thorough examination of blockchain technology as a disruptive decentralized infrastructure that has the potential to change online commercial interactions. Analysis is conducted on the suitability of blockchain technology for e-business transaction security, with a particular emphasis on important technical components such distributed ledgers, consensus algorithms, smart contracts, and cryptographic security. We examine the advantages of blockchain technology in reducing typical transaction risks such as fraud, hacking, and trust difficulties. Blockchain use cases include concrete applications, such as payments, supply chain, provenance, and identity management, to help the reader better comprehend the concept. The study explores practical situations where blockchain technology proves useful in mitigating transaction risks. Furthermore, it delves into the topics of integration difficulties and ways for overcoming them, providing a useful viewpoint on integrating blockchain technology in various e-business settings. Regardless, the analysis acknowledges obstacles such as scalability, privacy issues, and limitations in maturity. Also, provide a nuanced perspective on the potential drawbacks connected with integrating blockchain in e-business transactions by offering more detailed examples or succinct elaborations on these challenges. Then discusss the technological potential and constraints of blockchain, with a focus on useful considerations. The study's conclusion as a potential foundation for safe, transparent, and reliable online business transactions. It is recommended that future research focus on overcoming existing barriers to further accelerate blockchain implementation in practical e-business settings.