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A Blockchain and Machine Learning Framework for Secure and Transparent Digital Supply Chain Management


Authors : Yasmin Akter Bipasha; Md Razibul Islam; Md Faysal Ahmed

Volume/Issue : Volume 11 - 2026, Issue 3 - March


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DOI : https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/26mar767

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Abstract : Modern supply chains are complex systems involving multiple stakeholders such as manufacturers, logistics providers, distributors, and retailers. These systems frequently face challenges including lack of transparency, fraud, counterfeit products, and inefficient data sharing. Emerging technologies such as blockchain and machine learning offer promising solutions to address these issues. This study proposes an integrated framework that combines blockchain technology with machine learning algorithms to enhance transparency, security, and efficiency in supply chain operations. The blockchain layer provides immutable and decentralized transaction records that ensure data integrity and traceability across the supply chain network. Meanwhile, machine learning models analyze transactional and operational data to detect fraudulent activities and predict potential supply chain disruptions. Experimental simulation results demonstrate that the proposed hybrid framework achieves a fraud detection accuracy of 96.8% using the LSTM model, outperforming Random Forest (95.6%) and Support Vector Machine (93.1%). The system also significantly improves transaction verification efficiency and demand prediction performance. The proposed framework enhances supply chain visibility, strengthens trust among stakeholders, and supports intelligent decision-making. This research contributes to the development of secure and intelligent digital supply chain infrastructures capable of supporting modern industrial ecosystems.

Keywords : Blockchain, Supply Chain Management, Machine Learning, Fraud Detection, Data Analytics, Digital Supply Chains.

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Modern supply chains are complex systems involving multiple stakeholders such as manufacturers, logistics providers, distributors, and retailers. These systems frequently face challenges including lack of transparency, fraud, counterfeit products, and inefficient data sharing. Emerging technologies such as blockchain and machine learning offer promising solutions to address these issues. This study proposes an integrated framework that combines blockchain technology with machine learning algorithms to enhance transparency, security, and efficiency in supply chain operations. The blockchain layer provides immutable and decentralized transaction records that ensure data integrity and traceability across the supply chain network. Meanwhile, machine learning models analyze transactional and operational data to detect fraudulent activities and predict potential supply chain disruptions. Experimental simulation results demonstrate that the proposed hybrid framework achieves a fraud detection accuracy of 96.8% using the LSTM model, outperforming Random Forest (95.6%) and Support Vector Machine (93.1%). The system also significantly improves transaction verification efficiency and demand prediction performance. The proposed framework enhances supply chain visibility, strengthens trust among stakeholders, and supports intelligent decision-making. This research contributes to the development of secure and intelligent digital supply chain infrastructures capable of supporting modern industrial ecosystems.

Keywords : Blockchain, Supply Chain Management, Machine Learning, Fraud Detection, Data Analytics, Digital Supply Chains.

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31 - March - 2026

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