Dogecoin domains: frequently asked questions
What are Dogecoin domains? How do .doge names, Doginals names and the Dogecoin Name Service work? Answers to common questions about doge names.
Find your .doge name →What is a Dogecoin domain?
A Dogecoin domain (or doge name) is a human-readable name such as yourname.doge that is recorded on the Dogecoin blockchain and owned by a Dogecoin wallet. It works as an identity and an easy-to-share handle instead of a long address.
What is DNS, the Doge Name Service?
DNS (dogenames.market) is a Dogecoin name service: you can search, register and trade .doge, .dogecoin and .doginals names, and join the 999 Club of three-digit names.
What is a .doge domain?
A .doge domain is a name ending in .doge, inscribed on Dogecoin as a Doginal. It is not an ICANN web domain; it lives on the Dogecoin blockchain and belongs to whoever holds it in their wallet.
What are Doginals names?
Doginals are inscriptions on the Dogecoin blockchain, similar to Ordinals on Bitcoin. DNS names are inscribed as Doginals, and the .doginals ending is made for the Doginals community.
Do I need an account or password?
No. There are no usernames or passwords. You connect a Dogecoin wallet and sign transactions; your names stay in your wallet.
How much does a doge name cost?
During launch, names cost 0 DOGE and you only pay the Dogecoin network fee for the inscription. Prices are shown before you confirm.
Can I sell or transfer my name?
Yes. List it on the DNS marketplace, or send it to another Dogecoin address from your wallet.
Does a name expire?
Names are inscribed on-chain and are held in your wallet; there is no renewal in the current release.
Which endings are supported?
.doge, .dogecoin and .doginals.