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XCHandles Docs
  • XCHandles FAQ
  • Techincal Manual
    • Pricing Puzzles
    • State Scheduler
    • XCHandles
      • The Register Action
      • The Refund Action
      • The Extend Action
      • The Expire Action
      • The Oracle Action
      • The Update Action
    • DIG Reward Distributor
      • The Sync Action
      • The New Epoch Action
      • The Add Incentives Action
      • The Commit Incentives Action
      • The Add Mirror Action
      • The Remove Mirror Action
      • The Withdraw Incentives Action
      • The Initiate Payout Action
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  • What is XCHandles?
  • How much does a handle cost?
  • Who controls pricing? Where do fee go?
  • How should I refer to XCHandles?

XCHandles FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions about XCHandles

What is XCHandles?

XCHandles is, at its core, a decentralized address book. Users can register human-friendly handles such as @yakuhito, which can then be associated with an XCH address, profile picture, display name, and much more. XCHandles is the Chia equivalent of the Ethereum Name Service and the first fully decentralized registry of this kind.

How much does a handle cost?

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Who controls pricing? Where do fee go?

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How should I refer to XCHandles?

When speaking, you can refer to XCHandles as "handles" or "X-C-H handles"/"Chia handles" if you consider the other party/parties will not know what blockchain the protocol functions on. In writing (e.g., messages, UIs, etc.), please write "XCHandles". The only exception to the previous code is Rust code, where "Xchandles" may be used to conform to variable naming standards.

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