Supply chain resilience is closely linked to effective information sharing among stakeholders. Disruptions in supply chains often lead to ripple effects, where inefficiencies such as product shortages and cascading failures propagate due to poor coordination and limited visibility. This study explores the role of blockchain technology in mitigating ripple effect by introducing a decentralized information-sharing model. Through experimental evaluation, the proposed approach demonstrates improved supply chain efficiency by enhancing real-time data accessibility and reducing disruption propagation. The findings highlight blockchain’s potential in fostering a more responsive and adaptive supply chain ecosystem.