Name the next
billion Web3 users

Namespace is an ENS service provider working on Web3 naming and identity. We design, build, and operate ENS-based naming systems that give crypto users, contracts, and AI agents human-readable identities instead of raw addresses.

To name every crypto user by building and operating universal naming infrastructure for wallets, applications, and blockchains.

A decentralized internet where every user, ai agent, contract, asset, and blockchain record, is identified by a name first and address second.

Namespace is a company that builds production-grade infra, tooling, and apps on top of open protocols like ENS. We do not replace ENS or DNS—we extend it, operate it at scale, and make it easily usable for real products.

ENS is a protocol. Namespace is execution and distribution engine. ENS defines how names work; Namespace builds the systems that make naming easily usable at scale for wallets, L2s, apps, DAOs, enterprises, communities, etc.

• Wallets and apps that want usernames instead of addresses
• Blockchains that want native identity
• Defi and payment-related apps that need multichain usernames
• Enterprises onboarding users into Web3
• AI and agent-based systems that need persistent identities
• Identity-related apps (verification, attestations, etc.)
• DAOs and communities issuing names to members

Addresses don’t scale socially or economically. Naming is required for:

• Safe and familiar payments
• User onboarding
• Identity persistence across chains
• Machine-to-machine interactions (AI agents)

Every mature internet stack has naming. Web3 is no different.

Yes. ENS is built around the universal resolution, but supports identities that resolve across multiple chains, wallets, and applications.

Namespace manages 800k+ subnames, serves millions of resolution requests, and works with 30+ partners across wallets, chains, DAOs, and apps.

Today, Namespace primarily operates ENS-based naming systems. In parallel, we are preparing to operate ICANN-accredited TLDs that bridge Web2 DNS and Web3 identity.

Core components that interact with public protocols are open and verifiable. Operational tooling, scaling infrastructure, and partner-specific systems are maintained by Namespace.

Namespace is an independent company and an official ENS Service Provider. We active DAO contributors and Delegates. We build on top of ENS, while ENS DAO governs the ENS protocol itself and ENS Labs maintains core protocol development. We’re ENS DAO’s go-to team for Subname-related projects.

Names are not trapped. ENS records are portable, resolvable, and recoverable. Namespace is infrastructure—not a custodial lock-in.

It depends on the configuration. Onchain subnames may follow expiration and renewal logic similar to regular ENS names. Onchain subnames, if configured to be renewable, can’t be renewed past expiration date of their parent. Offchain subnames are usually non-renewable and don’t expire. Namespace supports both models.

Yes, depending on the setup. Offchain subnames can be revoked or reassigned easily. Onchain subnames follow smart-contract logic and ownership guarantees however, we support the option to make subnames revokable for Owner. These policies are always defined upfront with partners.

• Wallets & Apps
  Integrate usernames for payments, profiles, and identity. Start with SDKs, APIs.

• L2s & Blockchains
  Launch a native, chain-wide identity system with custom rules and economics.

• DAOs & Communities
  Issue member names as identities using no-code tools or custom integrations.

• Developers & Builders
  Experiment, prototype, and ship using the Namespace App, SDKs, and UI Kit.

You can use the Namespace App (app.namespace.ninja) and choose whether to issue onchain or offchain subnames.

We charge fixed 5% fee on all minted subnames (if subnames have a price set). If subnames are minted for free, we don’t charge anything.

Yes. Namespace supports revenue-sharing and custom economic models.

As a dedicated ENS Service Provider, Namespace offers a full suite of subname services — from apps for end users and developers, to running robust infrastructure and developer tooling and building a running a custom solutions for clients.

Namespace offers both products and services centered around ENS subnames:

1. Namespace App — no-code app offering simplest way to issue and manage offchain and onchain subnames.
2. Namespace SDK/API — dev-friendly way to programmatically register and manage offchain or onchain subnames in your own apps.
3. Resolvio — simple and feature-rich ENS resolution service.
4. UI Kit — open-source, reusable, plug-and-play ENS components for everyone.
5. ENS Widget — easiest way to embed subname registrations in your website.
6. Custom solutions — we build and maintain custom integrations and solutions for wallets, chains, apps, communities of any scale.

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• Onchain: onchain (Ethereum or L2s), higher guarantees, mint costs, NFTs.
• Offchain: offchain (stored in database), free to create, and designed for scale

Namespace supports both and helps partners choose the right model.

Yes. Offchain subnames are functionally the same. They are signed, verifiable, and resolvable through ENS standards. They trade onchain guarantees for scalability and cost efficiency.

Yes. Addresses, content hashes, text records, avatars, and more—depending on partner configuration. We support everything ENS protocol offers.

Namespace operates resolvers and infrastructure that allow wallets and apps to resolve names to addresses, metadata, and records in real time.

Yes. Namespace actively supports L2s, including custom deployments tailored to each ecosystem. Currently we support Base, Optimism, Celo, Filecoin.

Yes. Namespace infrastructure is live, battle-tested, and already operating at large scale with real users.

Yes. Namespace was designed specifically for high-volume issuance, resolution, and management.

Yes. Namespace offers operational guarantees and support commitments tailored to the integration’s scale and criticality. SLAs are defined per partnership rather than as one-size-fits-all terms.

Yes. Names resolve through standard ENS mechanisms and work in wallets and apps that support ENS. Namespace is the extension of ENS.

• Wallets (usernames, payments, profiles)
• L2s and rollups (native chain-wide identity)
• Apps and platforms (user accounts)
• Defi and payment apps (chain-abstracted usernames)
• AI agent platforms (agent identities)
• DAOs and communities (member names)

Projects primarily integrate ENS for:

• improved user experience (usernames > addresses)
• enhanced security (no errors, address poisoning and spoofing attacks)
• revenue opportunity (charge for subname registrations)
• universality (supported across 1,000 apps and products)
• brand visibility (every subname is a brand impression creating network effects)

Handled case-by-case. Our work is subsidized through ENS DAO funding, so we usually do not charge upfront. For revenue-generating deployments, we prefer routing value back to the DAO.

Depending on scope, anywhere from a few days to a few weeks. Namespace works with you from brainstorming → launch → post-launch support.

Yes. Namespace provides SDK / API and documentation to issue, manage, and resolve subnames.

Yes. Partners define pricing, issuance rules, eligibility logic, and revenue flows. Revenue-sharing with ENS DAO is optional and configurable.

Ownership rules depend on the setup. Subnames can be user-owned (when issued onchain), or delegated to users but controlled by the parent name (when issued offchain).

Yes. Namespace supports revenue-sharing and custom economic models.

Many teams try. Most underestimate the complexity. Running naming infrastructure at scale requires engineering around resolvers, indexing, metadata services, ENSIPs understanding, security, monitoring, additional custom dev tooling, and syncing with ongoing protocol updates. Namespace exists to abstract that complexity so teams can ship faster without maintaining a permanent internal naming team.

No. Namespace offers no-code app where you can set up minting logic (prices, reservations, token-gating, etc.) and immediately start selling subnames.

Yes. In some cases, Namespace works as a long-term infrastructure partner, not a one-off vendor. Currently we work with Celo team (Celonames) and Filecoin (Filpay usernames)

Yes. Namespace designs systems to avoid long-term lock-in and supports future migration paths.