Hyperledger is a well-known blockchain platform that has made substantial advancements in the field of logistics and supply chain management. The blockchain tools offered by Hyperledger, which was created by the Linux Foundation, are geared towards business use cases. Organizations looking to take advantage of blockchain’s disruptive potential inside their supply chain operations frequently choose it because to its open-source nature, modular architecture, emphasis on privacy, and emphasis on permissioned networks. This transparency helps to mitigate fraud, counterfeiting, and other illicit activities, ensuring the authenticity and integrity of products. Secondly, Hyperledger blockchain enables enhanced traceability, allowing stakeholders to track the origin, production processes, and distribution of goods. This traceability, scalability promotes accountability and supports regulatory compliance, especially in industries such as pharmaceuticals and food where safety and quality are paramount. Thirdly, Hyperledger blockchain facilitates efficient and automated smart contracts, reducing administrative overhead, enhancing trust, and streamlining the execution of contractual agreements between parties. In this paper enhanced the complete overview of how the technology Hyperledger transforms into supply chain management. In conclusion, the use of blockchain technology, specifically Hyperledger, to supply chain management has enormous potential to alter current supply chain procedures. Supply chain stakeholders may improve accountability, boost trust, and streamline operations by taking advantage of the transparency, traceability, and efficiency that Hyperledger frameworks offer. This research paper aims to explore the profound impact of Hyperledger blockchain technology on the supply chain industry. Moreover, we will examine the specific applications and use cases of Hyperledger frameworks, such as Hyperledger Fabric and Hyperledger Sawtooth, within the supply chain domain.

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