Digitization is changing everything today, including the way a company does business. The inclusion of new technologies in business processes is becoming inevitable. Blockchain technology has slowly started to creep into everyday life, just as the Internet did a few years ago. A blockchain with a general definition is a technical protocol that enables data sharing with trust-based transactions such as identification and authorization in a distributed network environment. With the application of blockchain technology, the auditing profession gets a transparent and fast digital solution for authenticating transactions and tracking financial data. Also, through the use of smart contracts in blockchain technology, auditing becomes automated and less dependent on manual document review, thus increasing efficiency and reducing the possibility of human error. Technology is likely to transform auditing in part by automating work processes, but also by increasing audit and reporting efficiency. Auditors will need to develop new knowledge and skills to successfully deal with the technological challenges and regulatory issues arising from the use of blockchain technology in auditing. The future of the audit profession with blockchain technology brings opportunities for automation, greater efficiency and reliability of reporting, but at the same time requires constant monitoring of technological changes and adaptation of professional skills. With all the benefits that blockchain technology brings, there are also challenges that need to be addressed. These include issues related to data privacy, network security, interoperability of different blockchain platforms, and the need for experts familiar with this technology. Auditors will have to invest efforts in education and training in order to adequately cope with these challenges. The implementation of blockchain technology in the audit profession opens the door to new business models, such as the verification of digital asset tokens and data integrity verification, which can further improve auditor services. It is important to note that the implementation of blockchain technology in auditing also requires careful consideration of regulatory aspects. Auditors will need to work with regulatory authorities to align their practice with relevant regulations and guidelines. Also, appropriate standards and procedures for data verification on the blockchain will need to be developed to ensure their reliability and security.