A tracking system capable of storing high volume data, such as mobility indicators, agent and cargo statuses, is of interest to both companies and consumers. Such a system enables the checking of information, such as the locations visited in a shopping center, the duration of employees stays incertain parts of an office building or factory, whether a bus stopped at each bus stop on a route, the route of a delivery driver, or whether a security team is performing the specified patrol in a neighborhood. This dissertation aims to investigate the efficiency of identifying the current position of amobile entity and propose a solution for transmitting, adding, and retrieving information like this. The proposed solution is a framework called ARTIIMoR,which stores data securely, immutably, and transparently using a multilayer Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) system. Three layers of DLT are used to store location information at different levels of abstraction and aggregation.The system aims to allow companies and consumers to record position andmovement information with reliability, scalability, and traceability.