The Domain for NFTs
and Social Presence

Yes.

If purchasing a .Kred Domain on Domains.Kred, simply choose your preferred currency at the checkout.

If purchasing on OpenSea you will be invited to pay using ETH or WETH.

You can renew and extend the expiry date of any existing .Kred Domain by paying the required fee at any time, either:

• On Domains.Kred
• Via your Kred Profile
• Via ENS.Domains????

You can renew your name at any time during the period for which you have paid registration.

Once your Domain Token registration expires, Kred may offer a discretionary 60 day Renewal Grace Period in which you can regain access to your name.

During this period:

• The Domain Token image will show Expired to avoid misrepresentation if the name is sold during this period.
• The Domain Token holder cannot manage the ENS settings of the domain.
• The ENS wallet address (if any) is cleared to prevent accidental transfers to a name which was intentionally left to expire.
• DNS records are updated to point to holding page showing that the domain associated with the Domain Token has expired, with a link for the owner to renew.

Following the Renewal Grace Period, your domain will be deleted and will be available for registration by someone else.

Making sure you renew before your domain expires will prevent someone else from registering it and taking control.

No. When renewing your .Kred Domain, your Token is automatically renewed with it.

Every .Kred Domain is registered on the blockchain with a unique, ERC-721 Kred Domain Token.

The Kred Domain Token facilitates instant transfer of the domain and captures the monetary and social value of its associated websites and wallets.

Yes. When transferring your Token, you acknowledge that you are also transferring the ownership of your Kred Domain to the new user and will no longer control its settings.

Yes! You can create whatever subdomains you wish, and assign ownership of them to other people if you desire. You can even set up your own registrar for your domain!

Yes. .Kred Domains are powered by the Ethereum Name Service (ENS) who is fully supported by the Ethereum foundation.

Yes!

.Kred Domains are both fully resolving web and wallet addresses - For example:

• John.Kred may be linked to resolve to a website or social profile in a web browser using the traditional Domain Name System (DNS)
  
  
• The same domain, John.Kred may be linked to a user’s digital wallet using the Ethereum Name Service (ENS), facilitating transfer of tokens to that wallet using the .Kred domain as a shorter, more memorable moniker.
  
  Don't have a Wallet? See some of our preferred Wallet providers here

When registering a .Kred Domain on Domains.Kred, you will be walked through a simple flow to connect your website or social profile and digital wallet.

These settings can be edited at any time on the domain Admin Panel (https://domains.kred/admin):

• Set the DNS records to resolve to a web address.
  
  
• Set the ENS records to resolve to your Digital Wallet
  
  Don't have a Wallet? See some of our preferred Wallet providers here

No.

When registering your Kred Domain Token, you are granted a new Digital Wallet to receive your Kred Domain Token.

If you already have an existing ERC-721 compatible wallet, you can connect it during signup, and your Kred Domain Token will be delivered there instead.

See some of our preferred Wallet providers here

Yes.

You can transfer your Kred Domain Token to any compatible wallet.

See some of our preferred Wallet providers here

See some of our preferred Wallet providers here

Yes. You can sell your Kred Domain Token in any ERC-721 marketplace, such as OpenSea or NFT.Kred.

1. Make sure your Kred Domain Token is held in a compatible wallet
   
   
2. Visit OpenSea and select Account > My Items
   
   
3. Select your Kred Domain Token on your account page
   
   
4. Click "Sell" and select an option:
   1. Set Price
   2. Auction
   3. Bundle
      
      
5. Set a price for sale or auction
   
   
6. List your item

No. .Kred is an ICANN approved Registry Operator and abides by all policies and regulations. Such policies are defined to keep consumers and IP holders safe from abuse and fraud.

If you think there has been an infringement or abuse of a .Kred Domain, please let us know at https://www.go.kred/contact

Unlike most other Blockchain Domain projects, .Kred is an ICANN approved Registry Operator, which means that any registered .Kred Domain can be used in both Web 3 and traditional Web 2 experiences.

For example:

• John.Kred may be linked to resolve to a website or social profile in a web browser using the traditional Domain Name System (DNS)
  
  
• The same domain, John.Kred may be linked to a user’s digital wallet using the Ethereum Name Service (ENS), facilitating transfer of tokens to that wallet using the .Kred domain as a shorter, more memorable moniker.
  
  Don't have a Wallet? See some of our preferred Wallet providers here

Kred differentiates itself from other ICANN approved Registry Operators (like .Art and .Luxe) by being a "closed TLD". This status allows the .Kred Registry to grant customers access to their domain on both ENS and DNS using a Kred Domain Token (and without any complicated reconciliation or verification).

Kred Domain Tokens:

• Facilitate instant transfer of your .Kred domain, by either sending directly to a friend, or selling your Domain Token on a third-party marketplace, like OpenSea.
  
  
• Allow Kred to build powerful new features into the smart-contract, like a royalty, paid to the token's initial holder whenever the Kred Domain Token is sold in the future.

Kred will take action against accounts where abuse of our Terms of Service is suspected.

Yes.

.Kred is an ICANN approved Registry Operator and abides by all applicable ICANN policies and regulations.

If you think there has been an infringement or abuse of a .Kred Domain, please let us know at https://www.go.kred/contact

All .Kred Domains include Secure Sockets Layer certification by default. Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) is a global standard security technology that enables encrypted communication between a web browser and a web server.

A website served using SSL usually displays a [fa icon="lock"] in the address bar, and/or confirmation that the site is being delivered via HTTPS (Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure).

Yes.

.Kred honors decisions under ICANN’s dispute resolution and rights protection policies, including the Uniform Domain-Name Dispute-Resolution Policy (UDRP) and Uniform Rapid Suspension System (URS) and according to the terms of the Terms of Service that sanction illegal use of .Kred services.

If you think there has been an infringement or abuse of a .Kred Domain, please let us know at https://www.go.kred/contact