
SPACE ID
SPACE ID is a one-stop identity platform to discover, register, trade, and manage Web3 domains.

What is SPACE ID?
SPACE ID is a one-stop Web3 domain and identity platform to discover, register, trade, and manage web3 domains. It includes a Web3 Name SDK & API for developers across blockchains and provides a multi-chain name service for everyone to easily build and create a Web3 identity. No matter what domains you own, it's always a headache to search, register, and manage different domains, and the existing NFT marketplaces are not built for trading domain NFTs. SPACE ID addresses this by offering a unified platform where users can register names from all name services, trade on a marketplace dedicated to domain investors, and manage all web3 names in one portal. SPACE ID 3.0 will equip communities with powerful tools to launch their desired Top-Level-Domain without any development effort, including go-to-market launch modules, a tailored domain marketplace, and management & resolution API services.
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