The economic, legal and political systems structures are fundamentally based on contracts, transactions and records. The purpose of these contracts and transactions are to protect assets and set organisational horizons. These systems, structures and contracts define identities, integrities and annals events. They administer synergies among communities, individuals and institutions. However, such demanding and sensitive areas of bureaucracies haven’t kept up with the requisite digital transformation. In a digital sphere, the manner in which we govern and cultivate policy-making jurisdiction has to be revolutionise. Blockchain vows to solve these dilemmas. Blockchain is an open, distributed ledger that can record transactions between two parties efficiently and in a verifiable and permanent way. As the blockchain ecosystem emerge and contrasting use-cases loom, organisations in all industry sectors will face a convoluted and potentially controversial array of issues, as well as new dependencies. The Global Blockchain Consortium (GBC) has been established with the mission of organising global events especially in the areas of fintech, disruptive tech and blockchain technologies. Our errand is to work in strategic collaboration with organisations and individuals by revolutionising leading practices and wider adaptation of fintech and blockchain technologies elucidation to aid wider society. The Global Blockchain Consortium (GBC) aim to lead all blockchain pertinent activities on a single, well-equipped platform. There is a strong urge to integrate innovative technologies into communities to help rebuild trust and bring transparency which could be only be achieved by creating the mass campaign, targeted education and connecting organisations with their audience. GBC is also taking initiatives to bridge between academia and industry by widening blockchain adaptation and preparing organisation to revolve in the age of disruptive-tech. GBC envisage providing world class solutions by intelligently connecting service providers with the end users.