The Study of Blockchain Technology implementing in Digital Payment System in Thailand
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The rapid technological advancements, in the field of digital assets and blockchain, results to what is known as digital currency which can be used as a payment system capable of being used locally and abroad. This technological advancement allows tracking of where the money originated from, as well as hold a steady value, which helps solve the problem of money laundering. However, at the same time there are problems such as polices which govern these digital assets, how safe is the technology, the identification of anonymous users, offline services, and the general public acceptance of this technology. Therefore, the use of cryptocurrencies should be encouraged, and using the related technologies such as BLOCK CHAIN technology in digital currency payment applications in Thailand to accommodate future opportunities.
Article history: Received 28 August 2022
Revised 4 December 2022
Accepted 9 December 2022
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