Doma bridges the DNS & blockchains
Find and own onchain domains
Direct registrar inventory, one-click tokenization, and full DNS-compatible domains you can use or trade.
Buy & sell tokenized domains
Trade ERC-20 domain tokens with fractional ownership, real-time pricing, and deep liquidity.
Exchange assets seamlessly
Swap across assets with best-price routing, low fees, and near-zero slippage.
Put your assets to work
Provide liquidity, stake for utility and rewards, and earn across multiple mechanisms from one asset.
Backed by industry experts & partners
D3's tokenization infrastructure enables new use cases such as leasing, collateralization and fractional ownership on the Doma protocol that respects the registrar model and brings in compliance, governance, and lifecycle awareness.
I'm excited to see D3 enable a new ecosystem for the domain investment industry. I look forward to Web3 buyers getting access to this asset class in a way that's never before been possible.
Bringing domains on Doma will make them more liquid and enable innovative new types of financial products, while giving major crypto ecosystems access to names that work with the rest of the existing internet.
Doma's interoperability, lifecycle awareness, and compliance make Web2 and Web3 convergence seamless don't need to worry about chains or domain operations; it just works. It's rare to see a project speak to both worlds while making domains more dynamic, liquid, and valuable.
Doma is unlocking an entirely new asset class and with LayerZero as the canonical interoperability solution, every tokenized domain will connect to the onchain economy from day one. A once closed, illiquid market becomes one that is composable and truly universal, with assets moving securely across all networks.
This integration with Doma enables DNS domains to work seamlessly across the Ethereum blockchain, side by side with .eth domains. This partnership invites the DNS community to help shape a unified reality - one where sovereignty, opportunity, and innovation flourish, and where the internet's next chapter is written by its users.
