ENS is an Ethereum-based dApp that allows you to map your long alphanumeric wallet address into an easy, human-readable format. This article will show you what is a .eth address and how to get a .eth address.
What is a .eth address?
Ethereum Name Service (ENS) is a distributed, open, and Ethereum-based dApp that offers a new naming system in which crypto users can convert their long alphanumeric wallet address into a human-readable format.
ETH Address means an identifier of alphanumeric characters that represents a possible destination for a transfer of Ether on the Ethereum blockchain.
To set up a .eth address, go to the ENS page. Now let's move to how to get a .eth address.
How to get a .eth address?
Step 1: Open your Ethereum-enabled browser
Step 2: Navigate to the ENS Manager
Step 3: Search for your desired .eth name
Type in to the “Search names” field the .ETH name you’d like to migrate (including the “.ETH” ending), and click the “Search” button.
If the name is already registered by someone else, you will see a page with information about the name’s ENS records; If the name is available, you will see a page asking you for how long you’d like to register the name.
Step 4: Select time interval
Use the “-” and “+” buttons to select for how many years you’d like to pay the annual fee initially. When you register a name with our Manager, you have to register it for at least one year. You can pay extra to register it for additional years. You can always choose to extend your registration period at another time in the future.
Step 5: Start the registration process
Click the blue “Request To Register” button on the bottom right. A box should pop up from MetaMask asking you to confirm the transaction. Click the “Confirm” button to confirm it.
Step 6: Wait
Step 7: Finish registration
Once your wait time is over, orange text will appear that says “Click register to move to the 3rd step.” Click the blue next to it that says “Register.”
What is a .eth address?How to get a .eth address? Now you get the answer.
