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Mobile payment infrastructure and product management analysis with blockchain based payment systems

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2024
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Blockchain, which is at the center of digital transformation, has become a technology that has questioned and reshaped traditional financial and commercial structures in recent years. In this study, the fundamentals of blockchain technology, its various types and characteristics, as well as its architecture and operating principles are comprehensively examined, and the advantages and disadvantages that blockchain technology will bring to payment systems and product management are discussed. In the first section, the advantages and disadvantages of blockchain technology and the innovations it brings in a wide range of areas from real estate to health, from insurance to supply chain management, from e-government and customs applications to the finance sector are examined. In the second and third sections, the structure of payment systems and mobile payment infrastructure are discussed, how blockchain-based systems can shape this structure is examined, and new advantages and opportunities that may arise with blockchain integration are evaluated. In the fourth section, the innovations and conveniences that blockchain technology will bring in the field of product management, the effects of this technology on business processes and the possible transformations it may create on mobile applications are examined. Thus, the advantages of blockchain technology for the business world are presented. This thesis aims to understand the complex nature of blockchain and provide new perspectives on how this technology can have a broader impact in the future.

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Barış Yılmaz

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Barış Yılmaz (Master Thesis). Mobile payment infrastructure and product management analysis with blockchain based payment systems, 2024, Trakya University.

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