For anyone unfamiliar with aliases, a name like @yourname links to your Zano wallet address. You can use it to receive payments and sign in to supported Zano dApps. Aliases are registered on-chain and can be transferred to another owner.

ZanoNames is bringing several features together:

• Fixed-price listings: buy an alias at its asking price or list one you own.
• Auctions: bid on names you want, with support for proxy bidding.
• Wanted offers: make an offer for an alias that isn’t listed for sale.
• Alias Monitor: explore the full on-chain alias registry.

Marketplace sales will use escrow. The buyer’s payment is held until the alias transfer is verified on-chain, then released to the seller.

I recently saw @freemoney get registered on-chain. If you have a name in mind for yourself, your business or a project, you can already check its availability and register it through your Zano wallet.

The website is currently in beta testing, with a public launch coming soon. Follow @ZanoNames on X for updates and the launch announcement.

Have you registered your Zano alias yet? Curious to hear which names the community has picked.