nobody wants to use this
your wallet address
8j4GhiqZ6GQjEcYrZs4nqB8xV6kL2mF3tR5wX7yK9zA1b
your .pump name
idrawline.pump
resolves to the exact same wallet
your solana wallet has an address that looks like someone mashed their face into a keyboard. it's functional, but it's not human-readable.
a .pump name fixes this. you buy a name, like idrawline.pump, and it gets permanently locked to your wallet on the solana blockchain. anyone can type that name and it resolves to your wallet address.
think of it like buying a username, except it's not on some server we control. it's on the blockchain. it's yours. nobody can take it.
type any name and see the chain respond in real time
contract address: 2XqcudToQQL4a8uTXcMTqbEGgB7Q8KmuWe77kyCzpump
four clicks. that's the whole process.
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use phantom, solflare, or any solana-compatible wallet.
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search for the name you want. check if it's available.
03
one signature. that's it. the name is locked to your wallet on-chain.
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give people yourname.pump. it resolves to your wallet. forever.
yes. every .pump name is a real account on solana mainnet, created through the spl name service program. you can verify every single name on solscan or solana explorer.
no. once you register a name, the on-chain account is owned by your wallet. we literally cannot take it back even if we wanted to.
first to register, first to own. same as any domain name system.
yes. go to your name page, click 'transfer name', paste the buyer's wallet address, and sign.
the registration price goes to the .pump treasury wallet. rent (the account storage cost) goes to solana (it's burned).
your name is tied to that wallet's private key. lose the key, lose the name. keep your seed phrase safe.
or don't. keep using your 44-character address. see if anyone notices.