Every crypto user has pasted a wrong address at least once. Web3 names end the hazard: a readable handle that resolves to your wallet addresses across chains, verified once, payable everywhere.
This guide walks the claim: pick the name, prove the wallet, set the resolutions, and start giving people something they can type.
Every step, in order.
Search the name on the names platform. Short names and brands go fast; variants (hyphens, alternate TLDs) are shown if the exact one is taken.
Claims are wallet-verified: sign the challenge from the claiming wallet so the name binds to proof of key ownership, not to an email.
Complete the claim with the listed price in the accepted assets. The name registers on-chain: your wallet controls it from the first block.
Point the name at your addresses per chain: the EVM address for Ethereum-network assets, the Bitcoin address or xpub, the Solana key. One name, many chains.
Give the name on invoices, paste it in chats, put it in your profile. Checkouts that accept names resolve it at payment; batch-send files accept a column of names instead of hex.
A name is an on-chain record your wallet controls, which makes it more than an alias: it is a portable identity that no platform can revoke. Transfers are signatures, updates are signatures, and the resolution the payer sees is always the one you set. For merchants the compounding win is error-rate: names eliminate the copy-paste class of support ticket entirely.
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