NamID ProtocolUnderstand NamID
Read the protocol model, chain guarantees, resolver design, and current limitations at namid.net.
Browse documentationNaming infrastructure on Chia
Names that carry identity, services, and trust.
NamID is an open protocol for decentralized names, identity records, certificates, and service discovery built around Chia covenants.
Documentation onlyNo wallet keys or signatures
Chia-native designCovenants define ownership rules
Testnet firstProduction claims stay separate
Open verificationSpecifications and source are public
A simple path
Learn here. Use an outlet. Verify locally.
The protocol identity, public products, and engineering laboratory have different jobs. Keeping those boundaries visible is part of the security model.
Visit NamIDBase
Move from documentation to the public user outlet when you are ready to browse or manage names.
Go to namidbase.comEnter the Codex lab
Use the separately labeled testnet surface to learn the CLI, wallet, extension, and integration flow.
Open xchfi.comDomain map
One protocol, distinct outlets.
A shared protocol does not make every deployment the same service or trust boundary.
namid.net
Documentation, company information, integration guidance, and contact identity. Static and non-custodial.
You are herenamidbase.com
A user-facing place to browse, register, and manage NamID names through its own deployment.
Visit outletxchfi.com
The proving ground for this repository. Changes are learned and tested here before being ported elsewhere.
Visit test labnames.cat
A separately operated outlet with its own deployment lifecycle. This documentation does not alter it.
Visit existing outletProtocol layers
More than a domain lookup.
A NamID name can become an entry point for web resolution, wallet addresses, identity, certificates, and application services.
NamingHuman-readable TLD and SLD ownership anchored by Chia singleton lineage.
IdentityDID and profile records selected by namespace policy.
CertificatesAuthenticated certificate records for resolver and browser trust experiments.
Service discoveryTyped records that direct wallets and applications to the right capability.
Documentation
Start with the trust model.
The repository is the current source for detailed specifications and implementation status.
Technical overviewA dated, detailed tour of covenants, pricing, services, and known limitations.
Protocol specificationThe record model, namespace rules, ownership flow, and protocol contracts.
Mainnet gap ledgerWhat remains incomplete, unproven, unaudited, or intentionally disabled.
Resolver trust modelHow SageX verifies Chia consensus data instead of trusting a web server.
SageX walletDesktop, CLI, native browser host, and web extension implementation.
Source repositoryCode, tests, deployment kits, standards, and reproducible verification gates.
Build with NamID
Start with the protocol, then prove the integration on testnet.
Company and protocol contact addresses will use @namid.net after authenticated mail and monitored inboxes are configured.