One name across @, .arc and .circle.
Paid in USDC, on Arc.
Search a name and see, side by side, whether it is free, reserved or taken in each namespace — and which registry says so. Register it for a fixed USDC price. From then on, people pay @you instead of a 42-character address.
How it works
Step 1: Search all three namespaces
Type a name. You see @name, name.arc and name.circle side by side — free, reserved or taken — each with the registry that answered. Nothing is chosen for you.
Step 2: Commit, wait about a minute, register
Registration is commit-reveal: one transaction commits to the name and a secret, and after about a minute a second one registers it, so nobody can front-run your search. The price is fixed in USDC and shown before you sign either.
Step 3: Get paid by name
Set an address record for ARC, ETH, SOL or BTC. Each record is verified on its own: a sender sees verified only for a record whose ownership was proved with a signature from that chain.
Pricing
| Chars | Launch price | Full price |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | … | … |
| 2-3 | … | … |
| 4-5 | … | … |
| 6-9 | … | … |
| 10+ | … | … |
| Chars | Launch price | Full price |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | … | … |
| 2-3 | … | … |
| 4-5 | … | … |
| 6-9 | … | … |
| 10+ | … | … |
| Chars | Launch price | Full price |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | … | … |
| 2-3 | … | … |
| 4-5 | … | … |
| 6-9 | … | … |
| 10+ | … | … |
Prices are read from the price oracle on chain at the moment you search, in USDC, by name length and namespace. The full schedule is on arcns.io/pricing (opens in a new tab).