Blockchain has developed into an unstoppable disruptive technology that has the ability to revolutionize industries. Ignoring it might put enterprises at a competitive disadvantage. The most popular uses of Bitcoin, apart from its initial use in finance, are supply chain management and electronic voting systems. Less attention is paid to blockchain applications related to information and cybersecurity, particularly from a corporate standpoint. This knowledge vacuum is filled in this article by investigating blockchain as a use case for identity management within an enterprise. The article provides a thorough background to help readers comprehend the subject, including how true the statements are. Centre on it, particularly the promise of blockchain to address issues with identity management, are supported by facts or are merely the product of hype. The 69 publications that were qualitatively chosen from reputable academic sources were summarized using the research process known as meta-synthesis. Theoretical basis for some of the statements presented is generally apparent, although it is not always favourable to the corporate setting. The study shows that blockchain technology is at an early stage of development, which raises the question of whether it is truly practicable for enterprises to implement distributed identity management based on blockchain technology. Toe-BDIDM is a research model that is suggested to direct more study.