We view this as a single wallet experience for people to use to represent who they are, what they own, and how they pay. We\u2019re in the very early stages of scoping out what a single wallet experience might look like and will have more to say further down the line. But to break down our early thinking, we\u2019re looking at: how you can prove who you are and carry that identity into different experiences in the metaverse; how you can store the digital goods you own and take them with you wherever you go; and how you can pay easily and with the payment method you want, whether that\u2019s to a friend or buying from a business or creator.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

Kasriel also discussed how Meta is thinking about Web3 technologies like blockchain and NFTs. \u201cImagine a world where entertainers or athletes can sell NFTs that fans purchase to display in their virtual Horizon Homes,\u201d he wrote in one example. (Horizon Worlds is Meta\u2019s social metaverse platform.) \u201cOr imagine all of this coming together when your favorite artist is playing a concert in the metaverse and shares an NFT you can buy to get a backstage pass for after the show.<\/p>\n