Blockchain Network for Regulation Decentralized E-Government Systems

Hayder A. Nahi, Ali Khalid Ali, Mohamed Ali Alaraji, Zahraa Jawad Mohi, Noor Thamer Mahmood, Akmam Majed Mousa, Moatasem Mohammed Saeed and Rusul A.Almansoori

Data and Metadata, 2025, vol. 4, 201

Abstract: The combination of blockchain network with e-government systems carries convert possible for increasing transparency, trust, in addition to the efficiency in common managements. This paper looks into the implementation of blockchain technology to evolve a decentralized frame for e-governance, holding high difficulties of fraudulence, inefficiency, and loss of liability in conventional systems. The results detect that blockchain has the ability for notably increase transparency and trust over 30-50% via unchangeable and demonstrable data records, decreasing fraud over 75%. Furthermore, the systems that depending on blockchain-use enable authentication procedures to be 60-80% rapidly compared to classic techniques, simplification official paper verification and approval processes. Additionally, this paper emphasizes reducing expenditures of 20-30% resultant procedure automation and lessens reliance on mediators, giving further sustainable governmental functioning. As well, the results of blockchain's scalability permits decentralized e-government platforms to process 50-70% extra transactions without compromising performance, pretending its viability for extensive common services. These outcomes emphasize the possibility of blockchain to revolutionize e-governance via promoting a further transparent, efficient, and reliable system. This paper supplies a foundational framework for policymakers and technologists work toward to extend blockchain solutions in common managements, facilitating the road for a decentralized and national centric governance model.

Date: 2025
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DOI: 10.56294/dm2025201

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