Blockchain and Digital Currencies in Accounting

About this book

Ayman Mahran Mostafa bridges the gap between traditional accounting practice and the technologies redefining financial records. Beginning with the principles of distributed ledgers, the book explains why blockchain can preserve traceable transactions and reduce dependence on central intermediaries. It examines digital currencies, evolving accounting software, audit implications, and the profession's shift from recording the past toward interpreting decentralized data. Written for accountants, auditors, students, and decision-makers, it presents technological literacy not as an optional specialization but as a growing professional necessity.