What an onchain TLD can do today.
Not a roadmap, not a promise. Everything below is live or published as a standard, explained on its own page and backed by its public source. We re-check the list regularly and add what ships.
Five things a TLD does today
Each one has its own page: how it works, a worked example, what it means for brands, holders and operators, and the public sources behind it.
Websites on onchain TLDs
From a prompt or a page builder to a site stored on IPFS and opened through a name.
Websites ResolveNames that resolve in wallets
Send to treasury.yourbrand instead of a 42-character address, in wallets people already use.
Wallets PayPayments at a name
Invoices that point to pay.yourbrand, with every party's share signed before funds move.
Payments IdentifyAI agents and ERC-8004
Identity, reputation and validation for the agents that act for an organization.
AI agents AutomateManaged from AI assistants
Names, records and sites handled in a conversation, through Freename's MCP server.
AI assistants For legal teamsIs your name already in play?
Every capability on this page works for whoever holds a TLD. Find out who holds yours.
Trademark Name CheckLive now, one by one
What each capability is, where it comes from and when we last checked it. Whoever holds a TLD can use every one of them today.
Freename AI website builder
Live
Freename AI, Freename's website builder, lets a holder assemble pages, or have them drafted from a short brief, and publish them to IPFS. The site is then reached through the holder's onchain name in browsers that support it. How it works · Source
Build · checked 2026-10-01
Bitcoin.com Wallet integration
Live
Freename names are supported in Bitcoin.com Wallet, so a name can stand in for a wallet address when sending crypto. How it works · Source
Resolve · checked 2026-10-01
MetaMask resolver
Live
Freename's global domains resolver for MetaMask translates Freename names into addresses within the wallet. How it works · Source
Resolve · checked 2026-10-01
Freename Web3 browser extension
Live
A browser extension that resolves Freename names and opens the sites published on them. Available for desktop browsers. How it works · Chrome · Firefox
Resolve · checked 2026-10-01
Payments at a name with shaka.deal
Live
shaka.deal is an onchain payment router: payment links pay out to names, and splits between parties are agreed and signed onchain before funds move. How it works · Source
Pay · checked 2026-10-01
ERC-8004: Trustless Agents
Emerging standard
A draft Ethereum standard with three registries: identity (each agent as an ERC-721 token pointing to its card), reputation (feedback from those it worked with) and validation (independent checks of its work). How it works · Source
Identify · checked 2026-10-01
Freename MCP server
Live
A Model Context Protocol server that connects Claude, Codex, Cursor and Kimi to Freename, to search, buy and renew domains, build and deploy websites and manage DNS and Web3 records in a conversation. How it works · Source
Automate · checked 2026-10-01
What it means for you
For a legal team, every line above is something a holder of your name can do with it. For an operator, it is revenue you can switch on at closing. For a holder, it is why organizations are budgeting for their names now.