X1 name registry

One name. Every chain.
Yours permanently.

Claim @yourname on X1 and get paid by name instead of a 44-character address. One payment, no renewals, non-custodial.

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How it works

  1. 1
    Search a name

    Type @yourname or a .x1 domain. You see instantly whether it's free, reserved, or taken — and the exact price.

  2. 2
    Register it once

    One payment in XNT, permanent ownership. No renewals, no expiry, and a recovery key you control.

  3. 3
    Use it, or trade it

    People send to @you on X1 and beyond. Mint the capability NFT and the name trades on any Solana marketplace.

Five tiers, one payment

1 char
reserved
2 chars
Uncommon
3 chars
Uncommon
4 chars
Uncommon
5 chars
Common
6–9 chars
Common
10+ chars
Common
How pricing works — length sets the price; premium words and single characters are treasury-held
LengthTierRegisterMint the NFTWho can register
1 characterLegendarynobody — all 26 are treasury-held
2 charactersUncommonanyone, if the name is free
3 charactersUncommonanyone, if the name is free
4 charactersUncommonanyone, if the name is free
5 charactersCommonanyone, if the name is free
6–9 charactersCommonanyone, if the name is free
10+ charactersCommonanyone, if the name is free
  • One payment, permanent. No renewals, no expiry, and the price never changes after you register.
  • Prices are read live from the registry. They step up over time and as more names are sold — never down.
  • Premium words (Epic, Rare) and single characters are already registered to the treasury; they reach a buyer only through a marketplace listing, or free to a proven owner.
  • The NFT mint is optional and can be done later — it turns the name into a token you can list, sell or send.
Is your brand or name reserved?

Company names, tickers and public figures were registered ahead of launch and are released free to their rightful owner.

Claim a reserved name →
Browse and trade names

Every registered name can become a capability NFT. Browse by tier and length, buy what’s listed, or list your own.

Open the marketplace →