Integrating Blockchain Technology Into Accounting Informatization

Abstract

This study adopts a conceptual and design-oriented approach to investigate blockchain integration into accounting informatization for improving transparency, reliability, and intelligence in enterprise financial services. A blockchain-based big data model is developed using distributed ledger, consensus, and encryption mechanisms to support secure and consistent financial data sharing. A personalized feedback system empowered by smart contracts and data analytics delivers real-time customized accounting information for service-oriented decision-making. Exploratory independence and reliability assessments examine data consistency and system robustness. Preliminary evidence indicates that the proposed framework tends to reduce data deviations, support decision efficiency, and improve user satisfaction over conventional systems. This study contributes to the service-oriented transformation of accounting informatization and offers a design framework for intelligent data-driven financial management systems enabled by blockchain.