Juridical-normative research explores blockchain's role in enhancing transparency and accountability in Indonesia, suggesting supportive policies may be essential.
Key Points
Blockchain technology can enhance transparency and accountability in combating corruption in Indonesia.
Research indicates that leveraging blockchain reduces loopholes for corrupt practices by decentralizing transaction records.
Juridical-normative analysis reveals challenges including infrastructure, regulation, and technological literacy for blockchain use.
Supportive policies and investment in digital infrastructure are crucial for maximizing blockchain's potential in preventing corruption.