Web3.0 continues to grow; banking, e-commerce may be early adopters

As the Internet takes the next big leap to Web3.0 from Web2.0, it is believed that this next level of evolution will not only impact businesses, but human lives, and their way of interaction, among others. A case in point is the latest report by the National Association of Software and Services Companies (NASSCOM) 2021, titled Crypto Tech India, which states that Web3.0 has an industry grown 39% over the last five years. “In the next 10 years, the contribution of India’s digital economy can move from $5 billion to $262 billion. However, to achieve this the companies need a comprehensive and supportive ecosystem for the Web 3.0 map,” Dileep Seinberg, founder and CEO, MuffinPay, a crypto bill payment company told FE Blockchain.

Furthermore, Web3.0 talent has increased 76% year-on-year globally, with the U.S, India, and China as the top three blockchain talent hubs, revealed the latest data from Global Blockchain Industry Talent Insights. “Digital makers who dabble in non-fungible tokens (NFTs) and full-time gamers are just two examples of the unusual employment that have emerged as a result of decentralised finance (DeFi), NFTs, GameFi, and the Metaverse’s introduction of new revenue streams and workable business models to the industry,” Laxman Singh, founder, Bitbatua, crypto payment company, stated.

Moreover, in April 2022, the Indian Web3.0 ecosystem clocked funds worth $1.3 billion. Around 60% of Indian Web3.0 startups have expanded operations into the global arena. “Blockchain-enabled technology running on a peer-to-peer (P2P) network will power Web3.0.  Although the experience of netizens will change, no control will be imposed by a single authority; instead, the participants will manage the information flow,” Amanjot Malhotra, country head – India, BitBay, a cryptocurrency exchange, stated. It is believed that banking and e-commerce industries are believed to be ready for the disruption which can be brought in by Web3.0 technologies. 

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