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Service Overview

Powerful Web3 applications for finance, gaming, social networks, and more.

Capabilities

 

  • Multi-chain support

  • APIs & SDKs

  • Secure smart contract backend

  • User dashboard

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What distinguishes a dApp from a traditional centralized application?

    The core difference is the backend. A traditional app uses a centralized server and database, while a dApp uses smart contracts running on a decentralized blockchain network for its logic and stores data immutably on the ledger. This eliminates a single point of failure and censorship.

  • What technology stack does Web3Twenty use for dApp development?

    Our stack includes Solidity or Rust for the backend smart contracts; EVM-compatible chains (like Ethereum, Polygon) or other Layer 1/2s; Web3 libraries (like web3.js or Ethers.js) for frontend connectivity; and modern frameworks like React or Vue for the user interface.

  • How do users interact with the dApp, and what is a wallet connector?

    Users interact with a dApp through a standard web browser or mobile app, but instead of logging in with a username/password, they use a wallet connector (like MetaMask or WalletConnect). This connector allows the user to sign transactions and interact with the smart contracts securely.

  • What are the key development phases for creating a custom dApp?

    The process typically involves Tokenomics & Smart Contract Design, Security Auditing, Frontend/UI/UX Development (making it user-friendly), Integration with blockchain nodes, and final Deployment to a decentralized hosting service like IPFS.

  • What are the main challenges when developing a dApp?

    Key challenges include gas cost optimization (making transactions cheap), managing the slow speed of certain networks, ensuring smart contract immutability and security (bugs are permanent), and overcoming the steep learning curve for new users.