Handshake is a decentralized naming system that changes how internet domain names work.
Today, most domain names are controlled by central authorities. You don’t truly own them — you rent them, follow their rules, and risk losing them if policies change.
Handshake removes the middleman. It lets individuals own internet names directly, without relying on a central company or government.
In simple terms: Handshake lets you truly own your name on the internet.
Handshake is a decentralized naming system that changes how internet domain names work.
Today, most domain names are controlled by central authorities. You don’t truly own them you rent them, follow their rules, and risk losing them if policies change.
Handshake removes the middleman. It lets individuals own internet names directly, without relying on a central company or government.
In simple terms: Handshake lets you truly own your name on the internet.
Once the handshake happens, that name belongs to you — as long as you control your keys. No renewals forced by registries. No arbitrary takedowns.
+Once the handshake happens, that name belongs to you as long as you control your keys. No renewals forced by registries. No arbitrary takedowns.
Owning a Handshake name is about more than having a website — it’s about control and independence.
+Owning a Handshake name is about more than having a website it’s about control and independence.
Your name becomes digital property, not a permission slip.
For decades, the “dot” in domain names has been controlled by centralized gatekeepers.
Handshake changes that.
When you own a Handshake name, you’re not just registering a domain — you’re claiming a piece of the internet itself.
Own the name.
Own the rules.
Own The Dot.
For decades, the “dot” in domain names has been controlled by centralized gatekeepers.
Handshake changes that.
When you own a Handshake name, you’re not just registering a domain you’re claiming a piece of the internet itself.
Own the name.
Own the rules.
Own The Dot.