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April 5, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Secure Land: A Blockchain-Based Land Registry System for Secure and Transparent Property Management

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SNShivank NayakRSRajkumarii SamalPPPragnya Pralipta

Key Points

  • To develop a secure blockchain-based land registry system that minimizes fraud and improves data integrity in property management.
  • Developed a blockchain system for land registrations
  • Integrated smart contracts for automation
  • Designed a user-friendly interface for property access
  • Analyzed architecture and working mechanisms
  • Ensured tamper-proof land records that cannot be altered or deleted
  • Reduced disputes between users due to enhanced data security
  • Increased trust among users via transparency and reliable processes

Abstract

SecureLand is an advanced blockchain-based land registry system developed to address critical issues in traditional land management, such as fraud, fake ownership, and data manipulation. This research paper presents a secure, transparent, and tamper-proof solution that leverages blockchain technology to store and manage land records efficiently. The system ensures immutability of data, meaning once records are added, they cannot be altered or deleted. This significantly reduces disputes and increases trust among users. SecureLand integrates smart contracts to automate verification processes and ownership transfers, minimizing human intervention and corruption. Additionally, the platform provides a user-friendly interface that allows users to easily access, verify, and manage property details. The research highlights the architecture, working mechanism, and potential real-world applications of the system. Overall, SecureLand aims to revolutionize land registry systems by making them more secure, reliable, and accessible using modern decentralized technologies.

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Nayak et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69d1fc8ea79560c99a0a2369https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19394965
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