Transparency: Blockchain is basically a open distributed ledger where all participants share the same documents in real time. To add a new document/transaction consensus must be reached (decentralized),
Security: Transactions must be agreed upon (consensus) before recorded on the blockchain. By consensus it is decentralized, there is no central authority or server that can be hacked. When recorded (a block is added to the chain) it records the previous block with it, making it nearly impossible to change a block after confirmation of the network, making it immutable.
Improved traceability: Every transaction on the blockchain is traceable back to itâs source and because the chain is immutable no bad actors can change data. Therefore the historical data on the blockchain is ideal for verifying the authenticity of assets and it prevents fraud.
Increased efficiency and speed: Everyone working on the same ledger decreases human error, miscommunication and third party risk. By automating processes on the blockchain transactions are done much quicker more efficiently.
Reduced cost: By trusting the data on the blockchain you can remove middlemen and 3rd party risk, thus making it much more cost-effective.