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Muhammad Shoaib Farooq¹, Zain Khalid Ansari¹, Atif Alvi¹

¹Department of Computer Science, University of Management and Technology, Lahore, Pakistan.

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This study introduces a blockchain framework for wheat supply chain traceability, enhancing transparency and security. The proposed system, featuring a wheat coin (WC) and IPFS, outperforms existing solutions and major cryptocurrencies.

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Area of Science:

Agricultural Supply Chain Management
Blockchain Technology
Cryptocurrency Applications

Background:

The wheat supply chain faces challenges in transparency, security, and traceability, impacting consumer trust.
Centralized control in existing systems hinders the adoption of advanced supply chain solutions.
Lack of traceable information leads to consumer preference for branded products over others.

Purpose of the Study:

To propose a blockchain-based framework for enhancing wheat supply chain traceability.
To establish a trustable, transparent, secure, and reliable system for wheat crop transactions.
To introduce a novel cryptocurrency and economic model for the wheat supply chain.

Main Methods:

Development of a blockchain framework incorporating a wheat coin (WC) for transaction tracking.
Implementation of an initial coin offering (ICO), crypto wallets, and an economic model for WC.
Utilization of smart contracts for transparent transactions and Interplanetary File System (IPFS) for secure data storage.

Main Results:

The proposed framework demonstrates superior performance compared to existing crop supply chain solutions.
Experimental results show improvements in block addition latency, transaction throughput, and verification time.
Comparative analysis indicates better performance than Bitcoin and Ethereum in key metrics.

Conclusions:

The blockchain-based framework effectively addresses transparency, security, and reliability issues in the wheat supply chain.
The introduction of wheat coin (WC) and IPFS enhances data management and transaction integrity.
The proposed system offers a scalable and efficient solution for agricultural supply chain traceability.