Free
Handles for everyone
Claim a name at no cost so contacts can reach you — the default way to be reachable on NULL.
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Names
A handle people can reach — that can’t reach back to you.
Claim a name so people can find you. Free forever, or a premium short handle. The name maps to a stealth address — never to a person.
free forever
premium short names
unlinkable
live
Your name, not your identity
A NULL name is a handle people type to reach you — but it resolves to a stealth meta-address generated on your device, not to a phone number or email. The binding is signed and written to a public witness log, so a handle can’t be silently impersonated or swapped. You’re findable; you’re still null.
Premium
Short, memorable names
Scarce short handles are priced just under the ENS market, with a grace period and a fair Dutch-auction release if one lapses.
Unlinkable
Points to a seal, not a person
The name maps to a rotating stealth address. People reach the name, not a person. A premium (paid) name is bought on-chain: the paying address is public, so pay from a fresh address if that matters.
How it works
Pick a handle
Choose a free name, or register a premium short one. Your device generates the keys — no account, no personal data.
It publishes a signed binding
The name → stealth-address mapping is signed and appended to the witness log, so any swap is permanent, provable evidence.
People reach you by name
Across messaging, calls, pay and VOID, contacts use your handle — each message still lands on a fresh one-time address.
Yours, transferable, recoverable
Move a name with a signed transfer; premium names carry a grace window so a lapse never means an instant loss.
One name, the whole ecosystem. The handle you claim is the single pseudonymous identity that works across every NULL service — message, call, pay, follow and sign, all as the same you, linkable to no one — unless you paid for a premium name from an address that is already yours.
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Be reachable, stay null
Claim your handle once — it’s how people find you everywhere in NULL. A free name ties back to no one; a premium name ties back to the address that paid for it.
Claim a name →