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Everyday many land documents are stored in an offline process. This process is challenging because it is done manually; for registration and storing, it needs many papers too. However, there is also a lack of security because anyone can see the document. Safety problems can be solved by creating a secure digitized system and the successful implementation of the system. The digitalization of the land registry system through Block-chain could be the only solution to serve a helpful, more secure, and corruption-free solution. In this paper, a new block-chain architecture called parallel block-chain by Satellite Chain Formation algorithm specially designed to store land-related documents with the SHA-256 hash algorithm has been implemented. Polynomial equations also show the numbers of generated blocks and times. And this research also indicates that the proposed system is secure, scalable, and fast.
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