Implementation and Analysis of Blockchain Based DApp for Secure Sharing of Students Credentials

This project focuses on the implementation and analysis of a blockchain based decentralized application (dApp) designed to securely manage and share student credentials. The dApp leverages blockchain technology to create a transparent, immutable ledger for storing academic records and achievements. By utilizing smart contracts, the system ensures that credentials are verified and cannot be altered without proper authorization. This approach enhances security and trust, providing an efficient method for institutions, employers, and students to access and verify academic credentials. The project involves designing the smart contract logic, developing the user interface, and integrating the blockchain network to handle data transactions. Through rigorous analysis, including performance metrics and security assessments, the effectiveness and reliability of the dApp in safeguarding student credentials will be evaluated. This solution aims to address issues related to credential fraud and administrative inefficiencies, ultimately contributing to a more secure and streamlined process for managing educational achievements. Key words— Blockchain, Smart contract, DApp.

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International Scientific Journal of Engineering and Management
Published
2025-03-28
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https://doi.org/10.55041/isjem02502
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Blockchain Technology in Education and Learning
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Implementation and Analysis of Blockchain Based DApp for Secure Sharing of Students Credentials

D. Geethanjali, P. Sri Harsha, T. Rajeev
International Scientific Journal of Engineering and Management
Blockchain Technology in Education and Learning
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Implementation and Analysis of Blockchain Based DApp for Secure Sharing of Students Credentials

D. Geethanjali, P. Sri Harsha, T. Rajeev
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Abstract

This project focuses on the implementation and analysis of a blockchain based decentralized application (dApp) designed to securely manage and share student credentials. The dApp leverages blockchain technology to create a transparent, immutable ledger for storing academic records and achievements. By utilizing smart contracts, the system ensures that credentials are verified and cannot be altered without proper authorization. This approach enhances security and trust, providing an efficient method for institutions, employers, and students to access and verify academic credentials. The project involves designing the smart contract logic, developing the user interface, and integrating the blockchain network to handle data transactions. Through rigorous analysis, including performance metrics and security assessments, the effectiveness and reliability of the dApp in safeguarding student credentials will be evaluated. This solution aims to address issues related to credential fraud and administrative inefficiencies, ultimately contributing to a more secure and streamlined process for managing educational achievements. Key words— Blockchain, Smart contract, DApp.

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