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Author(s):

R. Ravichandran | Dr. N. Kannadasan
Keywords:

Blockchain, Supply Chain Finance, Smart Contracts, Working Capital, Risk Management, Distributed Ledger Technology, Digital Trade, Tokenization, Digital Identity
Abstract:
In The Evolving Landscape Of Global Trade And Commerce, Traditional Supply Chain Financing (SCF) Models Face Inefficiencies Due To Centralized Structures, Opaque Operations, Delayed Payments, And High Intermediary Costs. Blockchain Technology Offers A Decentralized, Transparent, And Secure Alternative Capable Of Transforming SCF By Automating Trust, Reducing Fraud, And Improving Operational Efficiency. This Study Examines The Architecture And Functional Dynamics Of Blockchain-enabled SCF, Explores Global And Indian Case Studies, Identifies Key Risks, And Offers A Strategic Framework For Scalable Adoption. A Mixed-method Approach—qualitative Case Analysis And Quantitative Performance Data—is Employed To Understand The Feasibility And Sustainability Of Blockchain In SCF. The Paper Concludes With Recommendations For Policymakers And Industry To Build Regulatory Support, Infrastructure, And Awareness.