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What Is the Role of a Wallet in Interacting with a Dapp?

A wallet holds private keys, signs transactions, pays gas fees, and acts as the user's identity for dApp interaction.
Greeks.Live07.11.25

What Is the Role of a Wallet in Interacting with a Dapp?

A wallet serves as the user's primary interface and identity on the blockchain. It stores the private keys necessary to sign transactions and interact with a dApp's smart contracts.

It acts as a digital passport and a mechanism for paying gas fees and managing cryptocurrency and token balances.

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