FAQ
Questions about WRLDGATE.
The core terms, identity model, and experience explained simply.
What is WRLDGATE?
WRLDGATE is a Digital World Access and Discovery Platform built to help people discover, access, and experience digital worlds and destinations.
What is a World?
A World is a digital destination that people can enter, experience, interact with, or return to.
What is a World Account?
A World Account is your account on WRLDGATE. It gives you access to WRLDGATE account features and lets you claim your World ID.
What is a World ID?
A World ID is your unique claimed @handle on WRLDGATE. It identifies your World and becomes the basis for your public World address.
What is a WorldCard™?
A WorldCard is the public identity and access surface associated with a World ID. It helps people understand what they discovered and gives them a clear path toward the destination.
What does Enter World mean?
Enter World is the action that moves someone from exploring a World toward accessing its destination. The WorldCard is the front door; the destination is what exists beyond it.
What is VYRON?
VYRON is the intelligence behind WRLDGATE. It is designed to help people move from intent to discovery and navigate toward relevant Worlds and digital destinations.
Is VYRON the same thing as WRLDGATE?
No. WRLDGATE is the platform. VYRON is the intelligence layer that helps people understand intent, discover Worlds, and navigate the platform.
What kinds of Worlds can be on WRLDGATE?
A World can represent a meaningful digital destination such as a creator presence, business, community, application, marketplace, game, platform, AI experience, or other place people can enter, interact with, experience, or return to.
Can I create my own WorldCard?
A WorldCard is created around the World ID you claim through a World Account. It provides a public identity and front door for your world.
What is my World address?
Your World address is the public WRLDGATE URL derived from your World ID, such as wrldgate.com/@yourname.
Why does WRLDGATE call them Worlds?
Because many important places online are more than individual pages. They are destinations where people do something, interact, participate, experience, and return. “World” describes that destination-level idea.