Hood Registry
HUMAN NAMES. ONCHAIN IDENTITY.

Every address
deserves a name.

One memorable .hood identity for your wallet, profile, and tokenized markets—owned by you and resolved directly on-chain.

TYPE A NAME

Three characters minimum. Lowercase letters, numbers and hyphens.

HOOD / 01
AVAILABLECHAIN 4663
vlad.hood
STATUSunclaimed
PRICE$200
REVERSEnot set
CHAIN ID46630x1237
GRACE PERIOD90 daysthen premium release
NAMESPACE.hoodERC-721 ownership
REGISTRATIONOpenfirst come, first served
ONE NAMEWallet
ONE NAMEProfile
ONE NAMEMarkets
ONE NAMEIdentity
A BETTER ADDRESS

One name.
Three jobs.

Names should do more than shorten an address. Hood Registry creates a portable identity layer that apps, wallets and explorers can read directly from Robinhood Chain.

01

Get paid

Share yourname.hood instead of a forty-character address.

02

Be recognized

Set reverse resolution so supported apps can display your name automatically.

03

Name markets

One canonical name for every wallet, app and chain you use.

SEND

Type a name,
not an address.

Your wallet remains in control. Hood Registry resolves the recipient and always shows the final destination before a transaction is submitted.

.hood
ETH
Transfers will activate after the resolver contracts are supplied.
YOUR NAMES

Owned by you.
Readable everywhere.

Names live in your wallet as ERC-721 assets. Connect to view, renew and manage records when the contracts go live.

Connect to see your names

Use the wallet that will hold your .hood names.

BUILD WITH HOOD REGISTRY

A small interface,
a shared source of truth.

// contract addresses are intentionally placeholders
const node = namehash("alice.hood");
const resolver = await registry.resolver(node);
const owner = await resolver.addr(node);

Forward resolution

Resolve a .hood name to its configured multichain address records.

Reverse resolution

Turn an address into the primary name chosen by its owner.

Commit and reveal

Register without exposing the desired label before commitment confirmation.

Open records

Store addresses, profiles, content hashes and app metadata.