Table 1

Overview of blockchain success dimensions in supply chain management

Blockchain success dimensionAuthor
Trust between supply chain partnersNandi et al. (2021), Treiblmaier (2018), Queiroz and Wamba (2019) and Rejeb et al. (2021) 
Supply chain transparencyNandi et al. (2021), Treiblmaier (2018), Queiroz and Wamba (2019), Rejeb et al. (2021) and Saberi et al. (2019) 
Cost efficiencyÇodur and Erkayman (2025), Treiblmaier (2018), Queiroz and Wamba (2019), Rejeb et al. (2021) and Saberi et al. (2019) 
Product traceabilityGhode et al. (2023), Wolf et al. (2024), Jung (2022), Yousefi and Tosarkani (2022), Nandi et al. (2020), Paul et al. (2021), Wamba et al. (2020), Kshetri (2018), Noor (2022) and Hong and Hales (2021) 
Data quality and information availabilityBaral et al. (2022), Jung (2022), Sheel and Nath (2019), Garg et al. (2021), Appiah Otoo and Singh (2020), Kurdi et al. (2022) and Potnis et al. (2023) 
Fraud and counterfeiting preventionSharma et al. (2023), Akhavan and Philsoophian (2023), Hasan et al. (2020), Khan et al. (2021), Meidute-Kavaliauskiene et al. (2021), Paul et al. (2021), Treiblmaier (2018) and Garg et al. (2021) 
Process efficiency and speedAlmasarweh et al. (2023), Purwaningsih et al. (2024) and Ali et al. (2023) 
Proof of sustainabilityMohamed et al. (2023), Ezzi et al. (2023), Ronaghi and Mosakhani (2022), Yousefi and Tosarkani (2022) and Tawiah et al. (2022) 
Collaboration and contract managementRakshit et al. (2022), Dhaiouir (2021) and Kim and Shin (2019) 
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