> So it would be fair to say to get rid of the paper work by making it digital and using blockchain to reduce the fraud risk? I'm no expert on fraud, but I thi

> So it would be fair to say to get rid of the paper work by making it digital and using blockchain to reduce the fraud risk? I'm no expert on fraud, but I think most of it comes when data enters a system. With a blockchain (or any digital system really) you can easily check that your data stays consistent (when it needs to be between different documents and contracts). But if the guy entering how many tons of apple are in this container is lying about it a blockchain won't really help you.