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# How To Connect To A DApp

Web 3 is an evolution of the web we currently use today. It allows users to interact with DApps directly through their browsers. For example, if you wanted to buy a gift card on a website, you would go to the site, click "buy" and then enter your payment information. If you were buying a gift card through a DApp, you would simply select it and pay with your BOBAMASK wallet. There would be no need to download another wallet.

To interact with DApps, you must have BOBAMASK as your default browser wallet. For the best experience, disable all other browser extension wallets.

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When entering a 3rd-party site (DApp) form within your browser, you will be able to connect your wallet to that side. Only connect through sites that you trust. BOBAMASK™ will prompt you to connect to that site. 

Assure to choose the specific Blockchain Network Service that is supported by the DApp. Select which account you want to be connected with. Click Next. 

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Verify and permit that you want to connect to the DApp Site and hit connect.

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After hitting connect, you will then return to your main wallet screen with an established connection to the DApp site. You can verify the connection by looking at the top right of your screen at the bar that says "Connection". 


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