AllDomains

AllDomains (alldomains.id) is a Solana domain name service. It has no link to alldomains.hosting, a German web host.

AllDomains turns a long wallet address into a short name, such as alice.bonk. What sets it apart is that any community can run its own name ending, called a top-level domain (TLD). A meme coin community can hand out .bonk names to its holders, for example.

AllDomains also runs the .skr names that come with every Solana Seeker phone, and it can put a normal .com web address on-chain. You pay for names each year, which AllDomains says combats squatting. Its token, ADNS, launched in October 2025.

How AllDomains works: name records, programs and payments

An AllDomains name is a record on Solana that points a name at a wallet. When someone sends tokens to alice.bonk, the wallet app reads that record. It then sends to the address behind the name. You renew the name each year, and you can sell it when you like.

Three Solana programs do the work, per the AllDomains program list:

• ANS (All Name Service) creates the names themselves.
• TLD House lets projects create their own endings.
• NameHouse wraps a name as an NFT, so it can be listed on marketplaces and wrapped back later.

The program addresses are below, for anyone who wants to check them on an explorer:

ANS:        ALTNSZ46uaAUU7XUV6awvdorLGqAsPwa9shm7h4uP2FK
TLD House:  TLDHkysf5pCnKsVA4gXpNvmy7psXLPEu4LAdDJthT9S
NameHouse:  NH3uX6FtVE2fNREAioP7hm5RaozotZxeL6khU1EHx51

Prices are set in US dollars. You can pay with any of these:

• SOL
• USDC
• partner tokens such as BONK and WEN

A non-USDC payment is swapped through Jupiter JUP$0.249+5.8% at the time of purchase, with a 2% fee, according to AllDomains' dynamic pricing page.

Community TLDs: launching your own domain ending

A community TLD is a branded ending that a project runs for its own members. The AllDomains docs list more than 70 TLDs across five chains. The operator chooses who can claim and how they pay. Options include NFT or SFT holder claims, QR codes at in-person events, and payment in the project's own token, per the features page, which also says the system supports an unlimited number of TLDs.

For a project, this means one more way to tie members together. Holders get a shared handle, and the project earns renewal fees from its namespace. Projects apply through the TLD launch form on alldomains.id.

AllDomains has also run TLDs for other chains' ecosystems. On Eclipse, the .turbo TLD launched in November 2024, and claimants had to connect an X account, per AllDomains' .turbo post.

.skr domains on Solana Seeker

Every Solana Seeker phone comes with a .skr name. Those names are AllDomains names on Solana. Solana Mobile's developer docs say each phone gets one name. You can move it between your own wallets through Seed Vault.

If you own a Seeker, your .skr name works like any other AllDomains name. Apps can find your wallet from your name, and your name from your wallet. Solana Mobile offers its own code library for apps that want to read .skr names. Its docs also note that anyone can send a .skr name to any wallet, so apps should show the address next to the name rather than treat the name as proof of identity.

.com on Solana and other hybrid Web2 domains

A hybrid domain is a normal web address that also lives on Solana. Your website and email keep working as before. You can also send the domain to another wallet in seconds, or sell it like a token.

AllDomains launched .com on Solana in January 2026, per its press release. It did the same with .id in 2024.

The legal set-up matters here. Per the .com how-it-works page, AllDomains is the legal registrant with the traditional registry, while you control the domain on-chain through your wallet. Disputes still follow normal Web2 rules.

The .com FAQ adds the practical details:

• Renewals cover the Web2 and Web3 sides together. You cannot renew one without the other.
• A wallet-to-wallet transfer only goes through when the domain is not actively in use, with name servers removed.
• Secondary sales carry a 5% royalty.
• If AllDomains shuts down, AllDomains says the Web2 domain keeps working and the on-chain records stay public. The FAQ suggests renewing several years ahead to reduce that risk.

.sol Plus: upgrading a Bonfida .sol name

.sol Plus is an AllDomains version of a .sol name originally registered with Solana Name Service (SNS) SNS$0.00089+1.0%. You hand your .sol name to the AllDomains program and get a .sol Plus name back. The change is permanent and cannot be reversed, per the .sol Plus docs.

In return, the upgrader renews the name free every year and earns a share of its royalties. Royalties split 40% to the original upgrader, 40% to AllDomains and 20% to SNS. Anyone else who owns the name later pays yearly fees, from $10 for five or more characters to $375 for a single character.

The trade-off is that a .sol name bought from SNS is owned outright, while a .sol Plus name must be renewed every year, even when renewal is free. Miss a renewal and the name can be lost after the grace period.

.token domains for verified token projects

A .token name proves which token is the real one. AllDomains built it with RugCheck. A project claims its ticker as a .token name and adds its links to the record:

• website
• social accounts
• a short description

Per the .token docs, RugCheck checks each token before it qualifies and keeps checking it afterwards. A name can be taken away if the token fails a check or the name lapses. During the alpha, the links sit in an ordinary off-chain database, and AllDomains and RugCheck plan to move them to an on-chain program.

ADNS token, airdrop and tokenomics

ADNS is the AllDomains token. It launched in October 2025, per a Streamflow case study on how the token unlocks over time. Streamflow says ADNS is used to create new TLDs, get cheaper fees and vote on changes.

ADNS took over from an older token, ALL, which came out in September 2023. AllDomains first spoke about the new token in March 2025, as SolanaFloor reported. At that point AllDomains said its points program was expected to play a role in the first distribution, and that ALL holders would be able to swap into the new token. You earned points by using AllDomains and its partner apps.

On allocations, the Streamflow case study gives these figures:

• Strategic investors: 20% of supply, from a presale.
• Team: a six-month cliff, then linear vesting over 15 to 24 months.
• Contributors and supporters: a six-month cliff, then tailored linear vesting.

AllDomains' roadmap says half of all protocol revenue will flow back to the ADNS token. The same roadmap lists a DAO for token-holder governance, and new TLDs created with ADNS, as 2026 goals. The "yield-bearing domains" tag line refers to this plan.

Revenue sharing is a roadmap commitment. The AllDomains features page lists domain yield as "TBA", and the docs do not yet describe how holders would receive revenue.

Wallets and apps that support AllDomains names

Most big Solana wallets let you type an AllDomains name in place of an address. The AllDomains partner list names these apps:

• Wallets: Phantom CASH$0.9990.0%, Solflare, Backpack, Helium Wallet and Nightly
• Marketplaces: Magic Eden ME$0.043-0.9% and Tensor
• Explorers: Solscan, SolanaFM and Solana Explorer
• Tools: Squads, Realms, Birdeye and Jupiter Portfolio, among others

App builders get two free, open-source code kits from AllDomains. One is for TypeScript and is called @onsol/tldparser. The other is for Rust. Both can find the wallet behind a name, or the name for a wallet.

Multichain domains on Eclipse, Sonic, SOON and Monad

Solana is the home chain. AllDomains also sells names on four other networks:

• Eclipse
• Sonic SVM
• SOON SVM
• Monad

AllDomains is live on Monad's main network, per its program list. Its roadmap says people registered more than 940,000 names on Monad's test network. The roadmap also lists a bridge between these chains.

Social graph: linking wallets to X, Telegram and Discord

AllDomains links each name and wallet to the owner's social accounts on X, Telegram and Discord. It calls this map a social graph. Its July 2025 post says the on-chain data comes from Top Ledger, a partner.

The graph feeds two things. One is AllDomains' points. The other is Parle, a tool that scores how much people help a community and tries to weed out reward farmers.

Who should use AllDomains

AllDomains suits projects and communities that want a branded name for members, with renewal fees going to the operator. It also suits users who want a choice of endings beyond .sol, including Seeker owners with a .skr name and businesses that want a .com they can also use as a payment address.

It suits you less if you want a name you buy once and never pay for again. AllDomains names renew yearly. A plain .sol name from SNS is a one-off purchase.

Is AllDomains safe? Renewals, .com custody and audits

The main risk for a holder is losing a name by not renewing it. Per the expiration docs, a name keeps working for 45 days after expiry, stops working on days 46 to 50, and then becomes free for anyone to register. AllDomains offers renewal notifications to help avoid this.

Other risks to weigh:

• AllDomains is the legal registrant of every on-chain .com, so you rely on AllDomains to keep the Web2 side in order.
• Upgrading a .sol name to .sol Plus is one-way. It cannot go back to a renew-free SNS name.
• We found no public security audit of the ANS, TLD House or NameHouse programs, and the docs do not say who can upgrade them. You can look up each program's upgrade authority on a Solana explorer using the addresses above.
• ADNS revenue sharing and governance are roadmap items.

AllDomains vs SNS (Bonfida) and other alternatives

SNS, run by Bonfida, is the best-known Solana name service. It owns the .sol ending. Pick AllDomains if you want a group ending, a .skr name or a .com on-chain. Pick SNS if you want one .sol name that you buy once and keep.

If you mainly want to trade web domains as tokens, D3's Doma Protocol is another route. It brings existing web domains on-chain for trading and lending. We covered its Solana vault launch in Doma Protocol opens Frontier vault on Solana.

Team and history: from the ALL token to .com on Solana

The team behind AllDomains posts its code on GitHub as onsol-labs. Here are the key dates so far:

• September 2023: the first token, ALL, launches.
• 2024: the .id hybrid domain goes live.
• November 2024: the .turbo TLD opens on Eclipse.
• October 2025: the ADNS token replaces ALL.
• January 2026: .com comes on-chain.

You can buy a name on the AllDomains site. The how-to guides are in the AllDomains docs.