Setting up digital identity with Metamask

Onchain domains (digital identities) are decentralized domains that exist on the Ethereum blockchain. Setting up a Onchain domain with MetaMask is a simple process that allows you to connect your decentralized identity to a human-readable address on the internet. Here's how to do it:

Download MetaMask

MetaMask is a browser extension that serves as a digital wallet for your Ethereum assets. To get started, download MetaMask for your browser and create a new account.

Purchase a digital identity domain

You can purchase a digital identity (Onchain domain), through a number of different services, such as Unstoppable Domains or ENS. Simply select your desired domain name and complete the purchase process.

Connect your domain to MetaMask

Once you have purchased your digital identity, you will need to connect it to MetaMask. To do this, simply follow the instructions provided by the service you used to purchase the domain.

Deploy your domain

Deploying your domain means that it will be added to the Ethereum blockchain and will be accessible from anywhere in the world. This process is usually automated and takes just a few minutes.

Verify your domain

After your domain has been deployed, you will need to verify that you own it. This can usually be done by visiting a verification link sent to your email or by adding a TXT record to your domain's DNS settings.

Use your digital identity

Once your domain has been verified, you can start using it to connect your decentralized identity to a human-readable address on the internet. This will allow you to receive payments, access decentralized apps, and more.

 

In conclusion, setting up a digital identity domain with MetaMask is a simple and straightforward process that can greatly improve your online experience. By connecting your decentralized identity to a human-readable address, you can receive payments, access decentralized apps, and more. So, why not give it a try today? Contact us with any questions you may have.  Contact FirstSerp