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The process of land registration in any country is known to be a multistep process, since it entails the engagement of all stakeholders who will have a direct or indirect stake in the registration. The currently used land record title storage system raises major issues about data fraud, the security of highly sensitive data, and the risk of system failure due to natural disasters, such as the server used for data storage going down. Compared to the current approaches and procedures for land title management and data storage, blockchain is a cutting-edge technology and database that has the ability to completely address the problems that plague current systems. The basic and most important aspect of blockchain technology is that it is a decentralised network in which all data supplied by a single node are confirmed by all other available nodes, and only after a consensus is made can then the shared data be saved to the blockchain.There are various platforms being used for the creation of reliable, decentralised, transparent, immutable, and secure blockchain-based land registration and management systems. Smart contracts based on the Ethereum blockchain are gaining traction among these systems. Being a public blockchain platform, it allows anyone to participate in the blockchain ecosystem .