In its rawest form, a decentralized application is any app that runs on a connected network of compute resources, but our modern notion of decentralized applications (or DApps) is one where apps run on a peer-to-peer (P2P) network of computers, often now under the purview of a blockchain -- so how will these technologies work in practice, when attempting to exchange data for working applications?

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Ethereum has played an important role in driving wider adoption of blockchain technology, with their Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) and smart contracts.

One of the hardest hits to a stagnant financial sector was the one made by the blockchain technology. Blockchain technology is changing the way payments are processed on a larger scale. Although most payments are under the authority of centralized financial institutions, blockchain developers are working on creating dApps (decentralized apps) that enable cross-border payments in a straightforward way without unnecessary interference of big finance names. Thanks to the technology of smart contracts, worldwide industries can process payments via blockchain-powered financial applications.

How to develop a dapp?

Dapps, or decentralized applications, introduce a new wave of innovation that is sweeping the world at the moment. Read a quick crash course on the topic.