Hi @naveed_rehman, thank you for your question! That's also the question many people ask us about Web3
. Yeah, we don't send money to our friends every day, but with a wallet built-in when you need it, you can do it in one click, like what WeChat did, and sending money to your friends is one of many things we can solve when combining messaging and wallet: 
 - Say goodbye to scammers with a decentralized identity (ENS Domain and NFT Profile). When bad guys want to hack your account, they must have your private key, not your email and password, which can brute-force when you don't have 2FA, and your password is effortless to do it ( we know that is stupid, but many cases happen like that, we can't do it with a private key). We don't need to go to other platforms to verify them when someone reaches out to you in DM or email, like in Web2. - The power of signing with your wallet. You can verify anything you say with your private key to sign your data. It can provide an immutable voting system, electoral? And important announcements. No one can change it or fake it. 
- Can we delete our already sent message on your platform? Yes, you can delete your message. Besides, one of the best features when we combine web3 for messaging, is that when all direct messages, we can have full end-to-end encryption (E2EE) for messaging. All messages are encrypted by the private-public key pair of the two people in the conversation. No one can read it even to you if you lose your private key. We can say Whastapp also have E2EE already, but they also upload your private key to their server to recover your conversations if you lose your device, which means they can read your messages if they want to do it or have to do it. Telegram does not like that; they store your private key in your devices and never sync, which means when you lose your phone, you also lose all conversations on that device. With a wallet built-in, we can solve all their problems. When you lose your phone, re-enter your private key, and any encrypted messages will be there.

 One of the most we love is Exclusive Space: like a private group chat when we verify in real-time with blockchain that you meet the conditions to join the group or not with the digital assets you hold. Imagine hanging out with friends holding on to the latest NFT album of Imagine Dragons like you. How cool is that? Finally, every new technology shift has created a new messaging giant. In Web1, it was email companies like AOL, Yahoo, Hotmail, and Gmail. Web2 saw mobile explosions of SMS, Whatsapp, Messenger, and others. Why? Messaging is one of the highest social activity types and one of the internet's foundational values — a human-to-human connection. We believe that will happen with Web3 too. Starting now, we can help it happen faster.

@johnmiller_00212 , thank you so much. I hope you enjoy it when you hang out with your friend on Buidler. About the question, Discord and Telegram, or other chat apps use email or phone numbers with passwords to centralize storage to identify users, leading to increased spam and scam. Buidler verified all users by a public key that can only log into the system using the private key they hold. Supported ENS Domain by default helps verify every Profile and Community. A user on Buidler can always know where others come from, thanks to traceable NFTs. There will be no more scams or unreliable communities existing.

@apple_father awesome platform !! , Hope Buidler become a game changer in the web3 world. Wish the best for your team !