Since blockchain is a distributed peer-to-peer system, we do not have to use an enterprise service bus to route an incoming business document (message) to multiple receiving partners (peers). A business interaction (transaction) is directly executed against one of the blockchain peers, which distributes it and its message contents to all other active peers in the network. Depending on the blockchain type used (public or private), the message is sent to every peer, or only to the peers that are part of the private channel. The distribution of the messages is integrated into the technology.
Messages are distributed to partners in the blockchain
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