A human-readable identity for your wallet on Arc.
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Identity preview: you.arcFor the traders, the holders, the people building what’s next. Turn a string of characters into something that means something.
Meet your onchain identityEvery value below is a constant in the deployed contract, not a marketing number.
A name is the front door. Behind it sit the records, the resolution and the ownership that make it worth holding.
Attach an avatar, a bio and your socials. One profile that travels with your wallet, written in a single transaction.
Resolve a name to an address before you sign, and check the reverse record points back the other way.
Give a team, a treasury or an alt wallet its own subname. Renewal and transfer stay with you, held onchain as an ERC-721.
Built for Arc. Names work in ARC ID and applications that integrate its resolver.
Two wallet transactions, a sixty second wait between them, and the name is yours until you stop renewing it.
Find your nameSearch for a name that feels like you. Availability and price are read straight from the contract.
Commit a secret hash, wait out the protection period, then reveal. Nobody can jump the queue in between.
Your address, your records and your primary name are written as part of that second transaction.
An .arc name is a human-readable identity in ARC ID’s independent namespace. It points to a wallet address and profile on Arc. This project is not affiliated with ENS, Circle, or the Arc network.
Names resolve in ARC ID and applications that integrate its resolver. External wallets and exchanges must add support; registering a name does not automatically make it work everywhere. Always verify the resolved address before sending funds.
The currently documented public network is Arc Testnet. Public Mainnet connection details are not yet available in the official documentation. This application displays its configured network and only enables transactions after a registry is deployed.
The first transaction commits a secret hash of your registration. After a 60-second wait, a second transaction reveals your name and completes registration. This makes it harder for someone to copy your registration from a pending transaction.
Names stop resolving at expiry. The owner has a 90-day grace period to renew before another wallet can register the name. Renewal extends the existing expiration date. Transferring a name clears its profile and primary-name record.
Registration and renewal use Arc’s native USDC, with 18-decimal transaction accounting. Gas is paid separately in native USDC. The deployed contract supplies the price shown before you sign. Testnet USDC has no monetary value.
Make your first move.