2020
DOI: 10.4236/ajibm.2020.102019
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The Analysis of Application, Key Issues and the Future Development Trend of Blockchain Technology in the Insurance Industry

Abstract: Blockchain, as an emerging technology, is essentially a shared database in which data or information is stored with features of "unforgeable", "whole-process traceable", "transparent" and "collective maintenance". Based on these characteristics, blockchain technology has a broad prospect of application in the insurance industry because it has laid a solid foundation of "trust", and created a reliable cooperation mechanism. At present, blockchain technology has been widely used in the fields of transportation, … Show more

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“…Cyberinsurance has not been widely accepted by insurers and coverage is restricted to business interruption, stolen of digital assets, and data breach, mainly because of the unavailability of accurate data, legal and procedural approaches for auditing, and assessment of organizational security strength [135; 136]. The comprehensive and palpable benefits of employing blockchain to share insurance-related data will comprise accountability, ledger immutability and transparency, data decentralization, and security [137,138,139,140]. A group of insurers can team up to initiate a Blockchain network for the system, to host enormous distributed processes on the network, with no single proprietor [118].…”
Section: ) Fraud Detection and Preventionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Cyberinsurance has not been widely accepted by insurers and coverage is restricted to business interruption, stolen of digital assets, and data breach, mainly because of the unavailability of accurate data, legal and procedural approaches for auditing, and assessment of organizational security strength [135; 136]. The comprehensive and palpable benefits of employing blockchain to share insurance-related data will comprise accountability, ledger immutability and transparency, data decentralization, and security [137,138,139,140]. A group of insurers can team up to initiate a Blockchain network for the system, to host enormous distributed processes on the network, with no single proprietor [118].…”
Section: ) Fraud Detection and Preventionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…At present, since the development of blockchain technology itself is not particularly mature, and the application of blockchain in the insurance field has only been proposed with the construction of the smart city in recent years, the research on "blockchain +insurance" is still in its infancy. The existing research in this area has the following shortcomings [4,5]: (1) The vast majority of studies only discuss whether it is feasible to apply blockchain to the insurance industry and did not give a specific plan. (2) A small number of studies have given specific application schemes such as data sharing, but there are many disadvantages, such as high cost.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…where the reencryption key rk i↔n = x i /x n mod p. Otherwise, the stage will be terminated (4) The server of 4S j sends the encrypted m 1 to SM…”
Section: Hash Functionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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