How is .locker different from other Web3 domains?

October 8, 2026
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October 8, 2026
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Most Web3 domains exist only on a blockchain. They work well in crypto wallets and apps, but they aren't part of the traditional internet. That means you usually can't use them for a regular website or email address without extra tools or browser extensions.

.locker is different. It's an ICANN-accredited top-level domain, the same kind of official domain extension as .com or .org. It also comes with a built-in Web3 digital identity on Ethereum through ENS.

What that means for you

With one .locker name, you can have:

  • A website that works in any regular browser, with no extensions needed
  • An email address that works like any other professional email
  • Crypto and stablecoin payments sent straight to your wallet using yourname.locker
  • A Web3 profile with your avatar, social handles, and more

One name for your whole identity

Instead of juggling a website domain, an email address, and several long wallet addresses, .locker brings them together under one name that works across the traditional internet and Web3.

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