A customer satisfaction centric food delivery system based on blockchain and smart contract
A. A. Talha Talukder, Md. Anisul Islam Mahmud, Arbiya Sultana, Tahmid, Hasan Pranto, AKM Bahalul Haque, Rashedur M. Rahman

TL;DR
This paper proposes a blockchain and smart contract-based food delivery system to enhance security, enforce policies, reduce delays, and eliminate commissions, with successful deployment on Ethereum test network demonstrating its effectiveness.
Contribution
It introduces a novel blockchain-based framework for food delivery that addresses security, policy enforcement, and operational efficiency, which is not present in existing systems.
Findings
Successful deployment on Ethereum test network
Effective policy enforcement with penalties
Reduced service delays and eliminated commissions
Abstract
Food delivery systems are gaining popularity recently due to the expansion of internet connectivity and for the increasing availability of devices. The growing popularity of such systems has raised concerns regarding (i) Information security, (ii) Business to business (B2B) deep discounting race, and (iii) Strict policy enforcement. Sensitive personal data and financial information of the users must be safeguarded. Additionally, in pursuit of gaining profit, the restaurants tend to offer deep discounts resulting in a higher volume of orders than usual. Therefore, the restaurants and the delivery persons fail to maintain the delivery time and often impair the food quality. In this paper, we have proposed a blockchain and smart contract-based food delivery system to address these issues. The main goal is to remove commission schemes and decrease service delays caused by a high volume of…
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