Register brand once, issue username.brand to millions, and manage the whole lifecycle from one console. Ownership guarantees are enforced by contract.
Issuing names is easy. Proving they can never be taken back is the hard part — that proof is what a Soroban contract makes possible.
Claim your brand as a top-level namespace on testnet. Public claims pay 5,000 XLM upfront and enter a one-day objection window. Include evidence for your claim; disputed claims require a governance ruling.
Set up claim rules with the Owner SDK, then let users claim inside your app with the Holder SDK and their own wallet signatures. You can still issue names manually. Wallets and explorers resolve every namespace through one on-chain Universal Lookup contract.
Choose whether the owner can reclaim names and whether ownership expires. Holders can update their payment records. Contracts stay upgradeable during testnet, and integrations can read ownership rules separately from payment instructions.
Branded usernames, familiar payment destinations and readable contract addresses. See how names fit into the products you build.
An integrating wallet can show the on-chain ownership policy alongside payment instructions. These example badges distinguish names with no expiry, owner reclaim rights, and a fixed ownership term.
Public namespace claims currently cost 5,000 testnet XLM upfront. Soran adds no issuance or yearly maintenance fee for individual names beneath a namespace. Stellar transaction and storage costs are separate.
Call Universal Lookup directly, or use the SDK’s testnet preset. The Resolver stores payment addresses and optional memos together on chain. Wallets must include a returned memo when making a payment.
The Allocator acts on unclaimed namespaces. Public Allocator claims have a one-day objection window on this testnet. Allocation and ownership changes are recorded on chain. Namespace owners manage their issuance policy; holders manage their payment records.
Watch the allocation queue live →Check availability, prepare your evidence, and review the 5,000 XLM upfront fee before signing.