One name.
Every address.
A single .eth name works as your wallet address, website, and login. Search it, register it, or buy it, all in one place.
The naming standard for Ethereum.
ENS is the most widely adopted naming system onchain. YourNames is the simplest, most transparent way to own a piece of it.
Works in the apps people already use.
Send to a name instead of a 42-character address. Thousands of wallets, exchanges, and apps already resolve .eth.
MetaMask
Coinbase Wallet
Rainbow
Uniswap
Zerion
PayPal
Venmo
Ledger
Brave
OpenSea
Trust Wallet
Safe
Three steps. We stay with you.
Find the name
Available names register on the spot. If a name is taken, you can still make an offer, listed or not.
Set up a wallet in a minute
Your name lives in a wallet. No wallet yet? Sign in with Google or email and we'll create one for you, with no seed phrase to manage.
Approve once. It's yours.
You see the full cost before you confirm. One approval puts the name in your wallet, not ours.
Already taken, still for sale.
Your business can be its own bank.
Customers pay yourbusiness.eth from their own wallet, and the money lands in yours. No merchant account, no processor cut, and nothing to freeze.
Issue finance.acme.eth and a name for each employee from the name you own. Revoke one the day someone leaves, with an audit-ready register of everything you hold.
From crypto-native to mainstream infrastructure.
PayPal and Venmo users can send crypto straight to an ENS name.
This includes PYUSD, sent to a name instead of a raw address. It's the clearest sign yet that ENS is becoming everyday payment infrastructure.
Read the PayPal announcementNamed by the SEC as a “digital tool,” not a security.
Release Nos. 33-11412 and 34-105020 cite ENS domain names as functional infrastructure. Federal regulators rarely name a protocol this specifically.
Read SEC Release 33-11412Background on ENS's institutional footprint. Not legal or investment advice, and not an endorsement of YourNames by the SEC, CFTC, PayPal, or ENS Labs.


