Most people think intent-based systems are like plug-and-play solutions — connect a few nodes, and the magic happens. But under the hood, things are far more complicated. Intent systems are designed to improve user experience by allowing users to express what they want (an intent), while solvers determine how to fulfill

Keep your account safe: A 6-step guide to managing Your MFA:  Multi-factor authentication (MFA) adds an extra layer of security to your accounts by requiring two or more verification factors. Common methods include: * Something that only you know (e.g., a password). * Something you have in your possession (e.g.

No more lost accounts. No more endless support tickets. We've introduced a dedicated platform that sets a new standard for managing end users’ account authentication factors: the Web3Auth Account Dashboard. With enhanced features and intuitive design, this new and improved dashboard simplifies account management. Whether you’re crafting

Decentralized applications (dApps) are the backbone of Web3, driving innovation across diverse industries. As Web3 conferences, hackathons, and side events grow in popularity, they present unique opportunities to onboard users and showcase blockchain technology. However, one of the biggest challenges for event organizers is providing a seamless wallet setup process,

Planning a trip in a relatively traditional approach requires you to handle every detail yourself — finding the best route, booking flights, arranging local transportation, and choosing hotels.  A travel concierge changes the game significantly, because you simply have to tell them, "I want to relax on a beach in

Cross-chain messaging is among the most promising technologies in the blockchain ecosystem, with the potential to unify separate blockchain networks into a cohesive, interoperable system. This technology aims to enable seamless communication and data sharing across different blockchains, which could greatly enhance decentralized finance (DeFi), NFT interactions, and more. However,

Ask any Web3 user what the biggest issues in the space are and you might find the answer to be unilaterally, the fragmented experience. Aside from the usual issues of each chain operating in isolation and the juggling act of wallets, addresses, and tokens, one factor seems to have been

Back when each country in Europe had its own currency, traveling across borders meant having to exchange your money every time you entered a new country. This process was costly due to currency exchanges charge fees, and it was inconvenient because you’d lose time and money with every transaction.

In a time when data breaches are all too common, the value of retaining control over our data and assets has never been clearer. Reclaiming that control from centralized authorities has driven many users to explore decentralized solutions. According to Grand View Research, the decentralized identity industry is projected to