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An ISO/IEC 25010-based quality assessment model for distributed ledger technology platforms ⋆

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The paper substantiates an adapted quality assessment model for DLT platforms based on ISO/IEC 25010 and oriented towards the properties of the distributed ledger environment, including decentralization, consensus reliability, transaction finality, auditability, interoperability and the features of on-chain/off-chain architecture.

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