Web3 Cash: Digital Cash, Stablecoins and Everyday Payments

Cash is simple: you hold it, you hand it over, it is done. Web3.cash is about getting that simplicity back in digital form.

What you will find here

Stablecoins: what backs them, how they differ, and which questions to ask before you hold one.
Self-custody: holding your own money without a middleman, and the responsibility that comes with it.
Sending money: fees, speed and safety for payments at home and across borders.

Our promise

Money should move as freely as a message. We explain the tools that make that possible and the mistakes that make it expensive.

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Educational content only, not financial advice. Web3.cash is not a lender, bank or payment service and does not hold funds for anyone.

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Digital Cash in Six Steps

Web3.cash is about getting the simplicity of cash back in digital form: stablecoins, self-custody and sending money safely.

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Money you can hold and send directly, without a bank approving each payment. On a blockchain, the transfer settles between the two parties.

Digital cash

A stablecoin is a token designed to hold a steady value, usually one US dollar. Most are backed by cash and short-term government debt held by the issuer.

Stablecoin

Check who issues the stablecoin, what reserves back it, and whether those reserves are independently attested. Not all stablecoins are equally safe.

Reserves

With self-custody, only your keys control your money. No one can freeze it, and no one can recover it for you if the recovery phrase is lost.

Self-custody

Every transfer pays a network fee. Fees and speed vary by network, and a payment sent to the wrong address or network is usually gone for good.

Network fee

Copy addresses, never retype them, send a small test first for large amounts, and never share your recovery phrase with anyone.

Address check

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Digital Cash in Six Steps

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