Blockchain-Enabled Secure Logging for Fiscal Electronic Mechanisms: Evaluation of the Greek eSEND and myDATA Tax Systems
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A study on the financial electronic system in Greece analyzed the implementation of blockchain technology in tax systems. The study evaluated hardware devices such as electronic cash registers, financial printers, and signature machines, indicating that the dual or triple hash chain structure used can effectively ensure the integrity of transactions, with better performance in encrypted transmission and sequence verification. In contrast, the central platform myDATA, an electronic invoice service provider, was identified as lacking blockchain-based integrity protection. The comparison results showed that hardware-based financial mechanisms are significantly superior to pure software-based invoice infrastructure in terms of anti-tampering and transaction integrity. Based on these findings, the study identified the structural weaknesses of current electronic invoice frameworks and proposed improvements to enhance the integrity of digital tax ecosystems.