Smart contracts (e.g. tokens) that operate on a peer-to-peer network may be interacted with via DApps or decentralized apps. Ethereum, EOS, Hyperledger, Polkadot, and other blockchain technologies may be used for these applications. DApps are more dependable than conventional apps since they don’t rely on centralized servers. Decentralized Applications (DApps) offer more independence, openness, and transparency while also reducing the dangers involved with managing user data by removing the intermediary.

It’s difficult to design a DApp because of its nature, which demands a lot of attention and care. Introducing repairs and substantial changes to a deployed DApp (and its underlying smart contracts) is very challenging.