No. Your .locker identity is recorded on Ethereum, but it's multi-chain, so you can use it across other supported blockchains too, including:

• Ethereum
• Bitcoin
• Solana
• Stacks

How does that work?

Your .locker name can store a separate wallet address for each blockchain. When someone sends you a payment, their wallet looks up the right address for the network they're using. So whether someone sends you ETH, BTC, SOL, or STX, they can use the same name: yourname.locker.

How do I add other blockchains?

Follow the guides below to add your wallet address for each network to your .locker name at my.locker. Once it's saved, your name is ready to receive payments on that chain.

How to Connect a Bitcoin Digital Wallet Address in the .locker App

How to Connect a Solana Digital Wallet Address in the .locker App

How to Connect a Stacks Digital Wallet Address in the .locker App