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Your Web3 mail identity

Your name.
Your wallet.
Your .dmail.

Turn a simple name like you.dmail into a memorable identity layer for decentralized mail, wallet records, payments, profiles, apps and Web3 websites — using Freename’s Web3 naming infrastructure.

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Lifetime model*On-chain mintingWallet recordsWeb3 website recordsEnglish + Italiano

* Freename describes its Web3 domains as lifetime domains without the typical annual renewal model. Current checkout terms always prevail.

One name, many endpoints
yourname.dmail
Wallet
ETH / BTC / supported records
linked
Mail / contact
Web3 identity layer
ready
Website
Redirect / A / IPFS record
set
Profile
Owner / avatar / links
portable
Why .dmail

A domain that behaves more like a Web3 identity than a traditional URL.

The point is not just to own another name. It is to make a short, memorable label the front door to your wallet, profile, communication and decentralized web presence.

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Mail identity

Use one memorable name as the public identity you share for decentralized mail and Web3 contact experiences.

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Wallet alias

Map supported token records to wallet addresses so compatible apps can resolve a name instead of a long address.

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Payments

Share something human-readable such as studio.dmail when supported by the wallet or resolver being used.

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Web3 website

Point records to redirects, A records or decentralized content such as IPFS where your resolution stack supports it.

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Portable profile

Attach profile, owner, social and custom records to make the domain a portable identity layer.

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AI & apps

Give apps, agents, communities and services a simple namespace that can expose machine-readable records.

How to start

Buy. Mint. Connect.

1

Choose your name

Open the .dmail page on Freename, search your preferred SLD and check live availability and price.

Open Freename ↗
2

Purchase, then mint

Freename treats purchase and minting as separate steps. After purchase, use your portfolio to mint the domain to a supported blockchain/wallet.

Minting guide
3

Add records

Configure wallet, website, IPFS, profile or other supported records so compatible services know what your .dmail should resolve to.

Wallet guide
Name lab

Generate .dmail ideas in seconds.

Ideas are suggestions only; availability is not checked until you open Freename.

Web3 momentum

Blockchain participation keeps expanding — names make complex infrastructure easier to use.

Crypto.com Research estimated 580M global crypto owners at end-2023, 659M at end-2024 and 741M at end-2025. That is not a Web3-domain-sales chart, but it is a useful adoption signal for the broader wallet economy.

Global crypto owners (millions)

580M
2023
659M
2024
741M
2025
800M
2026*
990M
2030*

2023–2025: Crypto.com Research estimates. *2026–2030: illustrative scenario only, not a Crypto.com forecast and not investment advice.

Freename public explorer snapshot

500,789SLDs shown
31,859TLDs shown

Freename’s public Explorer displayed these totals when checked on 11 Sep 2026. Counts can change.

Why timing matters without hype:

A memorable name can be taken by someone else, and premium pricing or availability can change. Buying earlier can secure a name you genuinely want; it does not guarantee future resale value or profit.

See data, sources & scenario
Make it memorable

Long wallet address out. name.dmail in.

A short identity is easier to say, print, share, display in a bio and remember.

Find your .dmail ↗
Answers

Common questions

What is a .dmail domain?

.dmail is a Web3 naming extension offered through Freename. A name such as alex.dmail can be used as a memorable identity and, where supported, mapped to wallet, profile, website or decentralized-web records.

Where can I buy a .dmail name?

Use the official .dmail discovery page on Freename. Availability and price are determined by Freename at the time of checkout.

Is buying the same as minting?

No. Freename describes purchase and minting as separate steps. Minting publishes the domain on a supported blockchain and associates it with your wallet.

Are there annual renewal fees?

Freename describes its Web3 domains as lifetime domains without the typical annual renewal model. Always verify the current product terms before purchase.

Will .dmail open in every browser automatically?

Not necessarily. Resolution depends on browser, DNS or resolver support and the records you configure. Freename provides DNS/resolution tools and integrations; compatibility can change over time.

Is a .dmail purchase an investment?

This website does not provide financial or investment advice. Domain resale values are uncertain and may be zero; buy for utility or branding only after doing your own research.