Blockchain technology has the opportunity to distrupt the $5T+ banking industry by disintermediating the key services hat banks provide, from payments to clearance and settlement systems.

Blockchain can help lessen paper-based processes, minimize fraud, and increase accountabiilty between authorities and those they serve.

The use of Blockchain technology could allow hospitals, payers, and other parties in the healthcare value chain to share access to their networks without compromising data security and integrity.

One way blockchain reduces conventional cybersecurity risk is by simply removing the need for human intermediaries — thus lessening the threat of hacking, corruption, or human error.

Most blockchain applications in the insurance industry today are focused on improving operational efficiency. Rather than developing new products, insurance companies are looking at ways blockchain can drive down costs, increase speed to market, and provide better customer experiences.

IoT enables devices across the Internet to send data to private blockchain networks to create tamper-resistant records of shared transactions.

Blockchain can greatly improve supply chains by enabling faster and more cost-efficient delivery of products, enhancing products' traceability, improving coordination between partners, and aiding access to financing.

Transforming a meterial ticket into a digital token provides security. Using a smart contract as part of the ticket token helps airlines control the sale and use the tickets to provide verified experiences of the customer.

Rel estate Blockchain applications can help record, track, and transfer land titles, property deads and more, and can help ensure that all documents are accurate and verifiable.

A number of messaging platforms are integrating blockchain- and crypto-related capabilities into their apps to enhance user security and privacy.

Blockchain technology can help faciliate a more decentralized cloud services, increasing connectivity, security and computational power.

The benefits of using blockchain for smart contracts and verifiable transactions can also be applied toward making business accounting more transparent.

For those making charitable donations, blockchain provides the ability to precisely track where your donations are going, when they arrived, and whose hands they ended up in. From there, blockchain can deliver the accountability and transparency to address the perennial complaints around charitable donations — including the organizational inefficiency (or even financial misconduct) that can prevent money from reaching those it was meant for. Bitcoin-based charities like the BitGive Foundation.

Advertisers who are skeptical about the ROI of certain partner programs would be able to effectively trace the lineage of every lead they receive. By the same token, publishers who are concerned that they aren’t being fairly compensated for their efforts would be able to confirm the delivery (and subsequent activity) for every lead they send.

Users will be able to opt in to recieve fewer and better targeted ads without the malware, and advertisers will get better data on their spending.