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The de-centered, de-trusted, and traceable technical advantages of blockchain can be used to solve the problem of lack of trust and product tracking difficulties in multi-agent transactions in the supply chain. Thus, the supply chain has become a natural use of blockchain technology. The integration of chain and supply chain development can solve the problem of resource cross-fusion configuration between different parallel industry chains. At present, the research has only prospected the application of blockchain technology in a specific industry supply chain, and lacks a comprehensive systematic review and induction of the development of "double-chain integration". Considering the practical importance of the research topic of blockchain and supply chain integration development, this paper systematically sorts out and summarizes the related literatures of "double-chain fusion" development, and further constructs the research framework of supply chain intelligent governance.Block chain technology provides a new direction for the construction of supply chain informatization, which is the basis of realizing intelligent management of supply chain. Based on this, the research in this paper provides theoretical support for further research and practical operation of "double-chain fusion". Keywords—blockchain; supplychain; research review; future

Blockchain and Supply Chain "Double-Chain Integration" Development: Research Review and Outlook