Blockchain has revolutionized the way the company’s business is conducted. Today, Blockchain is more than digital currencies such as Bitcoin. As per the World Economic Forum’s survey, by 2027, 10 percent of the global GDP will be dependent on Blockchain technology. The blockchain is exceptional as it removes the requirement for a middleman to physically manage actions in real-time while at the same time preventing fraud. Healthcare, supply chain, energy, etc. are verticals that present themselves to this technology splendidly.
With rising capabilities of deployment and integration, software testers must understand how to evaluate blockchain apps. These days, blockchain applications are not restricted to the financial world – its smart contract underpinning can be integrated into distinct areas like energy allocation to government services. All of the above bring several challenges that are critical to blockchain debugging. Blockchain applications differ from other types of traditional applications, requiring QA testers to approach precise needs and acceptance criteria.