Module 4 Consortium Blockchain
Module 4 Consortium Blockchain
BLOCKCHAIN
Prepared By:
Palak Desai
Assistant Professor
SCET, Surat
Introduction:
• A consortium blockchain is a group of multiple financial institutions where each financial
institution has its private blockchain. In this blockchain, a pre-selected set of nodes are allowed to
control the consensus process.
• Consortium blockchains are managed and run by a number of organizations or entities. As a
permissioned blockchain, users must be asked to join and have authorization before they can
access the network.
• The upkeep of the blockchain network and transaction verification are divided among the
participating groups in a consortium blockchain. Instead of being under the control of a singular
central authority, the member organizations manage the nodes that verify transactions and keep
the blockchain.
2. Rapid-Fire Transaction
Blockchain consortiums have few users. Because of this, there is less competition for transaction
verification among nodes from various groups. Controlled user groups can also speed up the
consensus-building process. All of these elements help make deals happen more quickly.
• A consortium is a form of blockchain that shares some characteristics with both private and public blockchains, such
as scalability and privacy. However, it still manages to stand out by reducing the network burden where a limited
number of nodes participate; another example is its voting base system with a small number of well-known
participants. Together, these factors enable the network to be both flexible and safe.
• A consortium blockchain is only accessible to selected members, as opposed to a public blockchain, which is open to
everyone.
• In a consortium blockchain, a number of carefully chosen participants run nodes and verify transactions on behalf of
the network.
• Typically, these members are reliable institutions or groups like banks, governments, or corporations.
• Throughout this process, the XRP acts as a bridge currency, allowing for fast and efficient transfers of
value across borders without the need for intermediaries or pre-funding. The decentralized and
blockchain-based nature of the RippleNet network ensures that all transactions are secure,
transparent, and tamper-proof.
• In addition to cross-border payments, Ripple also supports smart contracts and decentralized
applications, allowing financial institutions and payment providers to offer a wide range of financial
services to their customers. This includes remittances, e-commerce, and more.
Wave has its own passage known as Ripple Gateways that are fundamentally for monetary foundations
and to interconnect these entryways; the stage utilizes “chains of trusts”. These chains of trust are
fundamentally connects between two doors that trust one another however there can be circuitous
connections of trust between entryways as well.
Rather than mining, Ripple works by agreement for its exchange confirmation where barely ay hub and
affirm exchanges, the foundation of ripple is decentralized.
Mined Yes No
Purpose Good purchase and mining Intended for banks and money
settlement framework
• Security: Hyperledger has a strong focus on security, with features such as access control, identity
management, and encryption. This makes it well-suited for enterprise applications that require a
high level of security.
• Scalability: Hyperledger is designed to handle large-scale enterprise applications, with the ability
to support thousands of transactions per second.
• Privacy: Hyperledger allows for the creation of private, permissioned blockchain networks, which
means that only authorized participants have access to the data on the network.
• Limited community: While Hyperledger has a growing community of developers and contributors,
it is still smaller than some other blockchain platforms. This could make it more difficult to find
support and resources.
• Limited smart contract functionality: Hyperledger offers limited smart contract functionality
compared to some other blockchain platforms. While this may be sufficient for some use cases, it
could be a disadvantage for organizations that require more advanced smart contract capabilities.
• R3 Corda is built on privacy, security, and interoperability principles. It allows for the secure and
efficient exchange of data and value between parties. The platform is also modular, so it can be
easily customized to meet the specific needs of each user.
• Many major financial institutions have used R3 Corda to streamline their operations and reduce
costs. Some of the world's largest banks, such as HSBC, ING, and J.P. Morgan, have all built
applications on top of R3 Corda.
• One of the fundamental attractions of blockchain is being trustless, implying that I don’t
have to trust you actually to in any case, believe that everyone of the exchanges on the
chain are legitimate.
• This is conceivable because of all exchanges being public whenever they are remembered
for a square and will stay that way forever. For an agitator to adjust an exchange after it
has been remembered for a square on any remaining hubs in the organization to be
changed before the following square is added to the chain.
• The disadvantage that accompanies this is that each gathering utilizing that blockchain
should keep a neighborhood duplicate of the actual chain so when another square is
added to the chain, all gathering get the update and kept in a similar state.
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