Docs Category: 4.web3-apps

Authenticate NEAR Users

Login with NEARRecently NEAR has approved a new standard that, among other things, enables users to authenticate into a backend service. The basic idea is that the user will sign a challenge with their NEAR wallet, and the backend will verify the signature. If the signature is valid, then the user is authenticated. Backend Auth …

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What are Web3 Apps?

Login with NEARWeb3 Applications – also known as decentralized apps (dApps) – leverage smart contracts and blockchain data to offer transparency, security and giving back control to users over their assets and data. NEAR simplifies building Web3 apps for the general public, making it easy to interact with different blockchains, while helping to onboard users …

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AI Assistant

Login with NEARWelcome! In this guide, you’ll discover an AI chatbot that can interact with the NEAR ecosystem This AI agent can: Explore and explain what happened in a transaction when given a transaction hash Request tokens from the testnet faucet Mint and send a special NFT though a wallet it controls to a user …

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Integrating Contracts

Login with NEARTo integrate NEAR to your frontend, you will leverage two tools: Wallet Selector: Enables the user to select their preferred NEAR wallet in your dApp. NEAR API JS: A suite of tools to interact with the NEAR RPC. Using those tools you will implement the following flow: Setup a wallet selector. Load the …

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Hello WebApp

Login with NEARIn this guide we will show you how to quickly spin up a frontend where users can login using their wallets and interact with a contract. tip earching to integrate NEAR in your App? If you already have an application and want to integrate NEAR into it, we recommend you to first go …

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Frontends for Web3 dApps

Login with NEARWhen building decentralized web applications (dApps), developers have two primary options for connecting a front-end user interface (UI) to a smart contract backend. Each option offers distinct advantages and disadvantages, tailored to different project requirements and goals. Standard Web2 Frontend Decentralized Frontend Standard Web 2 Frontend While your user interface layer will remain …

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