Crypto-Payments

Web3 and Blockchain: Fundamentals and Real World Uses Web3 points to a version of the internet where users have more control over data and money. Blockchain is the tech that makes this possible. It is a shared, tamper‑evident ledger that many computers keep at once. New entries are checked by the network and then added. Because many copies exist, changing past data is very hard. This combination can reduce reliance on a single platform and make trust cheaper to build. ...

Web3, Blockchain, and the Future of the Web Web3 is a family of ideas that aims to put people in control of their online data and connections. It uses blockchain and smart contracts to run programs without a central gatekeeper. This can lead to more open software and user-owned data. For many users, Web3 could mean apps that feel fair and private. Your digital identity could move with you across apps because you hold verifiable credentials. Payments and access rules could be managed by contracts that act when conditions are met. In daily use, this means wallets, credentials, and automated payments. ...