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Why doesn’t my .locker name show in my digital wallet’s interface?

January 9, 2026

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July 28, 2026

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Digital wallets that support the ENS resolver at the protocol level sometimes only display .eth names in their interface. The functionality of .locker and ENS works on the backend, but the .locker name may not auto-populate like other wallet addresses. This is a known limitation that does not affect the resolution of .locker names on the ENS resolver.

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