An Ethereum-based Advanced Supply Chain Management Architecture to Prevent Data Counterfeiting

Abstract

At Covid19, we recognize the importance of a supply chain tool and everyone makes a fuss about the safety and reliability of the goods they end up receiving. We can follow any journey - from creator to customer. IoT sensors can be connected to anything that is sent to another person to be transported, with clear boundaries of ownership, ownership and rating such as: For example: area, temperature, softness, development. The end customer can fully record the nuances and ensure that the information is correct. One of the best in the rankings, the Ethereum Blockchain, is a phenomenal course for tackling the idea of making boards skillfully because it works with a real open array of shared data. Upgrading the Ethereum blockchain is ultimately useful in a chain of adaptations in the following areas: reducing bots, maintaining major slowdown methods, eliminating fake activity, increasing supervisors, increasing customer and supplier trust, and much more. If there are no events, the Ethereum blockchain provides logically recorded and logically tracked information about various item transactions or possible benefits.

Keywords- Authentication; Blockchain; Data Protection; Ethereum; Smart contacts