Abstract

Today we live in the digital world. With continuous data streaming and increasing digitization the amount of structured and unstructured data being generated from various sources –transactions, social media networks, sensors, machines, mobile applications, and other applications sources. This paper presents framework to improve online banking transactions using blockchain, different frameworks are presented using Diamond Bank PLC, comprehensive classification of blockchain-enabled applications. So, it can become to proposed framework for Individual Credit Scoring System, Credit Application for Industries has become a growing field in the blockchain technology. Large amounts of data perform more effectively but working with them can be limited due to processing frameworks, which are a critical part of Online Banking Transactions Using Blockchain. Using this technology, it is now able to transfer money, and electronic transactions are now easier and safer than with the standard payment method. This paper presents valuable insights into the understanding techniques analysis frameworks for online banking transactions using blockchain.

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