AllDomains

[[PROJECT:402]] is a domain naming protocol built primarily on Solana that lets any community, project, or NFT collection create and distribute its own top-level domain (TLD). Instead of a single fixed namespace, the protocol opens TLD creation to anyone: a DAO can issue .monke addresses to its members, a token community can run .bonk, and a contributor guild can distribute .superteam handles. Each registered domain maps a human-readable name to a Solana public key, replacing long wallet addresses with identifiers like alice.bonk or bob.sol.

How the Open-TLD Model Works

Most blockchain domain systems reserve TLD creation for the protocol itself. AllDomains inverts that constraint through a Solana program called TLD House, which its documentation describes as supporting an unlimited number of TLDs. Any project that qualifies can apply to launch its own namespace, distribute domains to community members, and collect renewal fees from holders.

The renewal structure is deliberate. AllDomains introduced renewable domain names specifically to reduce squatting: because holding a domain has an ongoing cost, the incentive to stockpile unused names decreases. The protocol positions this as a departure from systems that sell names as perpetual assets.

Registered domains are not locked to a single form. Most TLDs support wrapping through a Solana program called NameHouse, which converts a domain into a tradeable NFT. Wrapped domains can be listed on secondary markets including Magic Eden. Unwrapped and wrapped states are separately queryable through the developer SDK.

Web2 Hybrid Domains and Familiar Extensions

The .id TLD operates differently from the community-focused namespaces. AllDomains describes it as a hybrid: registering an .id domain activates it both as a conventional Web2 domain name and as a Solana wallet address alias simultaneously. The documentation describes it as a world-first pilot for a hybrid TLD that functions across both Web2 DNS and Web3 contexts.

The same NFT wrapping logic applies: a .id domain wrapped as an on-chain asset enables trading on Solana with Real World Asset characteristics, since a functioning Web2 domain backed by a tradeable on-chain record introduces a new asset class to the ecosystem.

For users who want familiar name extensions without the hybrid mechanics, AllDomains also offers .com and .xyz TLDs on Solana, both carrying standard Web3 resolution capabilities.

Multi-Chain Deployment Across Five Networks

AllDomains operates across five blockchains as listed on its homepage: Solana, Eclipse, Sonic, SOON SVM, and Monad. The Solana deployment is the primary one; the others use dedicated registrars at separate subdomains (eclipse.alldomains.id, sonic.alldomains.id, and so on).

The Eclipse deployment produced the .turbo TLD in late 2024. Ren Yu Kong, Ecosystem Lead at Eclipse, stated in a testimonial published on the AllDomains site: "Hundreds of thousands of .turbo domains have been claimed and are now a key part of every single eCommunity member identity." That deployment also introduced an identity-linking mechanic: users claiming a .turbo domain were required to connect their X (Twitter) accounts, tying on-chain wallet identity to a verifiable social handle.

The Monad deployment is planned pending the Monad mainnet launch, per the AllDomains features documentation.

"The AllDomains team has been great to work with. Their infrastructure has powered a social graph that the chain and apps can tap into." — Ren Yu Kong, Ecosystem Lead at Eclipse, alldomains.id

Developer Integration

AllDomains publishes two open-source parsing libraries, both MIT licensed. The TypeScript library (@onsol/tldparser, available via npm) covers domain-to-owner resolution, reverse lookups, TLD enumeration, and batch queries. A Rust equivalent (tld-parser-rs) handles protocol-level integrations. The documentation includes production-ready code for batch main-domain fetching using rate-limited concurrency, noting it can process roughly 2,000 account lookups per second against a standard Solana RPC endpoint.

Domain payment is configurable per TLD. Depending on how an operator sets up a namespace, registrations can be paid in multiple SPL tokens, via NFT or semi-fungible token (SFT) claims, through QR code redemption for in-person events, or using a project-issued token.

Wallet and Application Integrations

AllDomains domains are recognized across a broad set of Solana applications. On the wallet side, Phantom, Solflare, Backpack, and Helium all display or accept AllDomains names. Birdeye shows the user domain name in place of a wallet address when trading. Jupiter integrates domain resolution. Portfolio trackers Sonar Watch and TopLedger support lookup by domain name. Solscan resolves AllDomains names in transaction views.

The Social Graph Layer

The X-account linking introduced with .turbo was the first component of a broader infrastructure AllDomains has been building. In a July 2025 blog post, the team described an advanced social graph that connects on-chain domain ownership and wallet activity to off-chain signals from X, Telegram, and Discord. The on-chain data layer is powered through a partnership with Top Ledger, a third-party on-chain analytics provider.

The social graph underpins a Points program rolled out across the ecosystem in early 2025. Rewards are tied to actions including holding specific NFTs, staking tokens, and participating in partner protocols. AllDomains named Invariant, Carrot, and Stabble among the integrated partners.

The graph also powers Parle, an engagement-scoring platform that AllDomains describes as using its infrastructure to monitor contributions across multiple channels, distribute rewards based on signal quality, and filter out extractive behavior through cross-platform identity analysis. A badge system for Eclipse-based domain holders was complete as of that post but held pending the Parle launch.

Domain Yield

AllDomains describes itself as offering yield-bearing domains. As of its current documentation, TLD Yield mechanics are listed as forthcoming with specifics to be announced. Domain holders have accrued AllDomains Points for which the project states a snapshot has been taken.

AllDomains is developed by the onsol-labs team. The main registration interface is at alldomains.id; documentation is at docs.alldomains.id.