Discussion issues of the history of Blockchain technology creation and aspects of the international experience of its institutionalization and legal regulation are covered.
The urgency of the researched problem is conditioned by the need to make public administration and public administration in the State more transparent, first of all, through the introduction of such a system of government in which citizens would have confidence. It is noted that society has recently been thinking more and more about e-government, more broadly about ways to create innovative tools that would help better meet government obligations to him. It is emphasized that in this sense, Blockchain is the most promising and truly innovative technology.
The paper considers Blockchain technology and the possibility of its use to prevent software piracy. There is proposed an approach using Blockchain technology. An architecture of the License Software Manager has been developed using Blockchain technology. The software code is available at https://github.com/maksym-demediuk-clicense/clicense.
Abstract. The relevance of the problem mentioned in the title is due to the rapid spread in Ukraine (and not only) of information technologies. It leads to the virtualization of many areas of society, and therefore to the growing importance of storing, transmitting and protecting information electronically, which is processed in global and local information systems using information technologies. Among the latter, according to many scientists (and not only in the IT sphere), Blockchain technology belongs to the leading place (and in the near future this trend will only increase).
Blockchain (blockchain — chain of blocks) — Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT). This is a combination of components that includes: peer-to-peer (P2P) networks, distributed storage, and cryptography (hashing and public-key encryption). Popular implementations of blockchain technology include Bitcoin as the electronic currency, which can be used to make money transfer transactions from one wallet to another. This paper considers Blockchain technology and the possibility of its usage to verify real estate information.