A practical guide

Web3 is a broad term for applications that use blockchain networks, tokens, or user-controlled wallets. Traditional financial services usually rely on regulated institutions and established payment systems. The two approaches can coexist, and neither description guarantees a particular user experience.For a basic explanation of shared ledgers, read {blockchain technology|blockchain}.blockchain technology

What to know

A user comparing services should look at who holds assets, how accounts are recovered, what fees apply, and which party can resolve errors. A wallet connection and a familiar interface do not remove the need to check permissions and transaction details.UIGame’s public guide explains the {game platform and its tokens|platform}.game platform and its tokens

Using this information

This overview is not a claim that every game or financial service uses Web3. Use product-specific terms for decisions, and keep entertainment separate from investment expectations.