Examining the role of blockchain technology against fraud in SMEs
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https://doi.org/10.20525/ijrbs.v10i5.1311Keywords:
Small and Medium enterprises, Business, Blockchain, Technology, Fraud.Abstract
The study examined the use of blockchain technology for the prevention of fraud in small and medium enterprises. Fraud in businesses is a significant problem that stifles the growth of businesses. The methodology used is a review of relevant and extant literature, after which a conclusion was made. The transparency, security, and traceability of blockchain enhance its credibility as the most valuable technology to stem fraud in a business organization. The study contributed to knowledge by evaluating how blockchain can be adopted to stem the tide of fraud in businesses in Nigeria.
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