Frequently asked questions about .dmail
Answers about buying, minting, wallets, browser resolution, renewals, payments and risk.
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.
Technical quick answers
Freename’s public documentation describes FNS domains as ERC-721-compatible assets and exposes resolution records for wallets, websites and profiles. Browser and wallet support remains implementation-dependent.
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