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What is Namebase?

Namebase is a US-based exchange and registrar for Handshake. We're a secure online platform that makes it easy to buy, sell, and use Handshake. We offer a wallet, exchange, and domain management tool…

Updated 1 year ago

What is Handshake?

Handshake is a new technology that improves one of the internet’s most important resources — domain names. Domain names make the internet usable by turning human-readable addresses into computer-read…

Updated 3 years ago

What are top-level domains?

A top-level domain (TLD) is the part of the domain name located to the right of the dot (". "). The most common TLDs are.com,.net, and.org which anyone in the world can register. Other TLDs exist for…

Updated 3 years ago

Why are Handshake domains not working in my browser?

Handshake names live on the Handshake blockchain, which most browsers do not yet support. While we're waiting for browsers to catch-up, there are numerous ways you can already access Handshake names…

Updated 1 year ago

What can I do with Handshake domain names?

Handshake domain names can be used like a traditional Top-Level Domain — i.e my.wallet/ — or by themselves — i.e wallet/ — as a standalone name. They can point to website, apps, and function as a hum…

Updated 1 year ago

What is Namebase Pro?

Namebase Pro provides more advanced buying and selling of HNS. Namebase Pro lets you track the market, view trading history, monitor open orders, and place market orders and limit order. Note: Nameba…

Updated 2 years ago

Why can't I use Namebase Pro?

Due to regulations, Namebase Pro is not available to US residents or any of the countries on the US OFAC's sanctions list. If you are in the US, you can still use the consumer interface on Namebase t…

Updated 1 year ago by Tieshun Roquerre

Namebase Pro fees

Namebase Pro provides a simple fee structure for traders. There is a 0 bip Maker fee (0%) and 10 bip Taker fee (0.10%). There are no deposit/withdrawal fees besides mining tx fees.

Updated 2 years ago by Tieshun Roquerre

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