Compare the Top Web3 Platforms that integrate with Rabby as of July 2026

This a list of Web3 platforms that integrate with Rabby. Use the filters on the left to add additional filters for products that have integrations with Rabby. View the products that work with Rabby in the table below.

What are Web3 Platforms for Rabby?

Web3 platforms are a type of decentralized computing platform built on the blockchain that allows users to access applications, trade digital assets, and store data without relying on a centralized server. It is based on distributed ledger technology such as Ethereum and operates as an open source software system with no central control. Web3 platforms provide users with greater ownership and control over their data, as well as enhanced security through cryptographic protocols. Additionally, Web3 applications typically run faster than traditional applications due to the use of an automated consensus mechanism for verifying transactions, which eliminates the need for manual confirmation from third parties. Furthermore, Web3 offers powerful tools for developers to create new interactive experiences by combining multiple blockchain services into unified environments. Compare and read user reviews of the best Web3 platforms for Rabby currently available using the table below. This list is updated regularly.

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    BNB Smart Chain (BSC)

    BNB Smart Chain (BSC)

    BNB Chain (Binance)

    BNB Smart Chain (BSC) is a blockchain platform developed by Binance, designed to enable decentralized applications (dApps) and smart contracts. It operates as a parallel chain to Binance Chain, combining high-speed transactions with the programmability of Ethereum-compatible smart contracts. BSC uses a Proof-of-Staked-Authority (PoSA) consensus mechanism, which enhances scalability and efficiency while reducing transaction costs. It is compatible with the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM), allowing developers to easily port dApps and projects from Ethereum. BSC has become a popular choice for decentralized finance (DeFi), gaming, and NFT ecosystems, offering users a fast, low-cost, and secure platform for blockchain-based innovations.
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    Moonbeam

    Moonbeam

    Moonbeam Network

    No need to rewrite or reconfigure your smart contracts. Moonbeam is much more than just an EVM implementation: it’s a highly specialized Layer 1.5 chain that mirrors Ethereum’s Web3 RPC, accounts, keys, subscriptions, logs, and more. The Moonbeam platform extends the base Ethereum feature set with additional features such as on-chain governance, staking, and cross-chain integrations. Address segments of your market that are out of reach on Ethereum due to gas prices. Enjoy a “first mover” advantage by deploying early to Polkadot’s rapidly expanding parachain ecosystem. Built-in integrations for assets like DOT and ERC-20s, and infrastructure services like Chainlink and The Graph. Moonbeam is much more than just an EVM implementation: it’s a highly specialized Layer 1 chain that mirrors Ethereum’s Web3 RPC, accounts, keys, subscriptions, logs, and more. The Moonbeam platform extends the base Ethereum feature set with additional features such as on-chain governance.
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    Moonriver

    Moonriver

    Moonbeam Network

    Moonriver is a companion network to Moonbeam and provides a permanently incentivized canary network. New code ships to Moonriver first, where it can be tested and verified under real economic conditions. Once proven, the same code ships to Moonbeam on Polkadot. Quickly deploy your new or existing Solidity DApps to the Moonriver parachain — with little or no modifications — and gain easy access to the Kusama network. By mirroring Ethereum’s Web3 RPC, accounts, keys, subscriptions, logs, and more, Moonriver minimizes the changes required to run existing Solidity smart contracts on the network. Ethereum projects can simply replicate their DApp and deploy it to Moonbeam using Hardhat, Truffle, Remix, and other popular deployment tools. Quickly deploy your new or existing Solidity DApps to the Moonriver parachain — with little or no modifications — and gain easy access to the Kusama network.
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    smartBCH

    smartBCH

    smartBCH

    Smart Bitcoin Cash (smartBCH for short) is a sidechain for Bitcoin Cash and has an aim to explore new ideas and unlock possibilities. It is compatible with Ethereum's EVM and Web3 API and provides high throughput for DApps in a fast, secure, and decentralized manner. EVM&Web3 compatible and has short block interval to support DeFi applications. The throughput will be as large as one billion gas every 15 seconds to allow more users to practice DeFi at a very low cost. Has been developed from scratch and is made of several low-level libraries which fully leverage the potential of hardware, especially its inherent parallelism. Earn extra reward for Bitcoin Cash's miners and holders, who can elect Smart Bitcoin Cash's validators with hash power and locked coins, respectively. Develop trustless non-custodian two-way pegged gateways, which can support any kinds of side chains of Bitcoin Cash for securely transferring BCH bidirectionally.
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    Harmony

    Harmony

    Harmony

    Harmony is an open and fast blockchain. Our mainnet runs Ethereum applications with 2-second transaction finality and 100 times lower fees. Harmony’s secure bridges offer cross-chain asset transfers with Ethereum, Binance and other chains. Harmony serves as a platform for creators to connect with their community. Harmony’s bridges can connect any Proof-of-Work and Proof-of-Stake chains. Our FlyClient architecture are fully trustless and highly gas-efficient. Currently, our bridges for Ethereum and Binance Smart Chain secure tens of millions cross-chain assets. Developers simply change Chain ID and enjoy faster EVM executions identical at the bytecode level. They can use their familiar and standard Web3 tooling to easily migrate to Harmony. What about users? They can continue to use MetaMask or Ledger — but now pay minimal fees. Any Ethereum wallets or portals can work on Harmony without code changes or new installs.
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