SI NAMES

Solana Identity · .si

Name your wallet.

A .si name stands in for your Solana address, like a .sol name. Pick one, pay 0.1 SOL from your wallet, and share mira.si instead of 7xKXtg2C…osgAsU.

11 characters0.1 SOL · any length

Shorter than .sol

The same idea as the Solana names you know, with one letter less to type, say, and fit in a bio.

Today

mira.sol
Suffix
4 characters
Full name
8 characters

With SI Names

mira.si
Suffix
3 characters
Full name
7 characters

How it works

Every purchase is a normal Solana transaction, so anyone can check who owns what.

Search a name

Letters, numbers and hyphens, up to 32 characters.

Pay from your wallet

Connect Phantom, Solflare or Backpack and approve 0.1 SOL. The name is written into the payment as a memo.

It's yours

Once the payment confirms, the name points to your wallet and shows up in the public registry.

Pricing

One price for every name.

0.1SOL
  • Any length, from x.si to a 32-character name
  • One-time payment, no renewals
  • Plus the normal Solana network fee, usually under 0.0001 SOL
  • First confirmed payment gets the name

Just bought

Full registry · every name with its payment on Solana.

No names sold yet. Every short name is still open.

Questions

Is this a .si website domain?

No. A .si name is a Solana name that points to a wallet address. It is separate from the .si internet country domain for Slovenia, which is run by ARNES, and it won't load a website in a browser.

What exactly do I get?

Your name in the .si registry, pointing to the wallet that paid. The payment carries a memo like si:mira, so the purchase is recorded on Solana and anyone can check it against the public registry.

Will Phantom show my .si name?

Not yet. Wallets don't look up .si names today. You can share the name and anyone can look it up here.

How is it different from .sol?

It works the same way: a short, readable name for a long address. The .si registry is separate from the one that issues .sol names.

What if two people buy the same name at once?

The first payment the registry records gets the name. The other payment is flagged for a refund to the wallet it came from.

Which names can't I buy?

Some names are held back to stop impersonation, such as wallet and exchange brands, and words like admin or support.