Blockchain is often discussed in financial services and cryptocurrencies, but this technology offers a broader range of potential applications. Blockchain collects data into Blocks, and Chains the data together using cryptography, enhancing the data security.

A Blockchain application is expected to gather and order data into Blocks, and then Chain them together securely using cryptography, bringing in multiple benefits across almost every industry.

Blockchain technology has a wide variety of benefits, for both global enterprises and local communities. The most commonly cited benefits of a blockchain are trusted data coordination, attack resistance, shared IT infrastructure, tokenization, and built-in incentivization.

Blockchain technology has revolutionized the way businesses are conducted. It is at the core of digital currencies such as Bitcoin that has gone mainstream. With increasing abilities of deployment and integration, testers must understand how to evaluate blockchain applications. Where are they likely to encounter problems? Moreover, blockchain applications are not limited to the financial world – its smart contract underpinning has the ability to be integrated into many different areas like energy allocation to government services. All of the above bring challenges that are unique to blockchain debugging.