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Blockchain & DLT Courses

Learn where distributed ledgers genuinely add value in finance — CBDCs, tokenised assets, trade finance, smart contracts and crypto compliance — and where a conventional database still works better.

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Blockchain & Distributed Ledger Technology Fundamentals

Learn the fundamentals of Blockchain and Distributed Ledger Technology, including consensus, smart contracts, digital assets, enterprise DLT, security and real-world applications.

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Online Live

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From $21

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Where Blockchain & DLT is used

This category connects distributed ledger concepts with the pilots and products financial institutions are actually running.

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Careers enabled by Blockchain & DLT

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What it covers

What blockchain actually is, where it solves a real problem in finance, and where it does not. You start with the technology and India’s crypto regulatory position, then move into smart contracts, trade finance, tokenisation, CBDCs, crypto AML and enterprise implementation.

Why learn it now

RBI’s e-Rupee pilots are live, SEBI is consulting on distributed ledgers in capital markets, and crypto service providers now fall under PMLA reporting obligations. At the same time, many enterprise blockchain projects have failed. Institutions need people who can tell a genuine use case from a costly one.

Key skills

  • Blockchain Architecture
  • Consensus Mechanisms
  • Smart Contracts
  • DeFi Risk Assessment
  • Crypto Asset Taxonomy
  • India VDA Tax & PMLA Rules
  • Tokenisation Structures
  • CBDC & e-Rupee Design
  • Blockchain Analytics & AML
  • Digital Asset Custody
  • Consortium Design & Governance
  • Enterprise Use Case Evaluation

Who should learn

Students, early-career professionals, banking and FinTech staff, technology and product teams, compliance and risk professionals, CAs, investors, educators and government employees working on digital currency and digital infrastructure.

Industry relevance

Blockchain in Indian finance is concentrated in a few serious areas — CBDC, trade finance, tokenised securities and crypto compliance — rather than spread everywhere. Banks, exchanges, crypto platforms, custodians and regulators are hiring in exactly those areas, and value people who understand the regulation as well as the technology.