This paper investigates what are referred to as “open information transactions.” Such transactions are in contrast to traditional transactions where typically, two parties to a transaction are the only ones with information about the transaction. For example, in a sale, the seller and the...

This paper investigates alternative configurations of different blockchain architectures that can be used for gathering and processing transactions in a range of different settings, including accounting, auditing, supply chain and other types of transaction information. Although there has been...