Do I need to verify my identity to buy a domain with SOL?

No. We don't require KYC. Provide a contact email or not—your call. We won't ask for your passport, address, or corporate registration. If your chosen TLD has ICANN or registry rules, we comply minimally. You stay pseudonymous.

What if my payment fails or sends to the wrong address?

If you send SOL to an incorrect address, it's gone—blockchain transactions are irreversible. Always verify the payment address before confirming in your wallet. If the address shown on our checkout is compromised (unlikely, but possible), reach out. We'll provide proof of our legitimate wallet. We don't refund user error.

Can I use a Solana wallet from an exchange like Coinbase or Kraken?

Yes. You can send from an exchange wallet directly. Beware: exchanges keep KYC logs. If anonymity matters, buy SOL on a DEX (Orca, Raydium) or peer-to-peer, then transfer to a non-custodial wallet (Phantom, Ledger) before payment. Better separation.

How long until the domain is active after I send SOL?

Typically 5–30 seconds after your transaction confirms on-chain. We poll the blockchain continuously. Once we detect your payment, registration and nameserver activation happen automatically. No manual processing. You own it immediately.

Will you comply with DMCA takedown notices?

No. We ignore DMCA notices entirely. If your domain facilitates illegal activity in our jurisdiction, we may pull it. Otherwise: use it as you see fit. DMCA is US law; we're not bound by it.

Can I renew my domain with SOL later?

Yes. Renewals work the same way. Pay in SOL, domain renews immediately. No account login required, no password reset hassle. Send crypto to the address we provide each renewal cycle.

Is Solana more anonymous than Bitcoin or Ethereum?

No. All three are pseudonymous blockchains. Your wallet address is public. Solana offers no privacy advantage. If you need true anonymity, use Monero. If you need speed and low fees while staying pseudonymous, Solana wins.

What if Solana network goes down during my payment?

Solana is stable. Network outages are rare and brief. If a critical outage occurs while you're sending, your transaction will remain in mempool and confirm once the network recovers. We keep our payment window open for 15 minutes. If you're truly concerned, use a different blockchain—we accept Bitcoin, Monero, and Ethereum too.

SOL

Buy a domain with Solana

Solana (SOL) is a high-speed blockchain designed for throughput. It processes thousands of transactions per second on a proof-of-stake network. Privacy-wise: Solana transactions are pseudonymous, not anonymous. Your wallet address is visible on-chain, but not linked to your identity unless you voluntarily connect it elsewhere. Regulatory status varies by jurisdiction—most treat SOL as a commodity rather than a security, though this remains unsettled in many countries. Solana's appeal for domain buyers: transaction speed. A SOL payment confirms in seconds, not minutes. Fees are negligible—typically under $0.01 per transaction. The network is reliable and widely supported by exchanges and wallets. How it works here: send SOL to our payment address. We monitor the Solana blockchain directly. Once confirmed, your domain registers immediately. No bank involvement. No payment processor reviewing your purchase. You don't need KYC to hold SOL—most exchanges do require it, but peer-to-peer swaps and self-custody bypass that entirely. Solana is popular with crypto-native businesses, traders, and developers who want speed over maximum anonymity. If you're buying a domain for a legit project and don't need Monero-level privacy, SOL is practical and fast.

Why SOL?

Confirmation in seconds

Solana finalizes blocks in ~400ms. Your payment clears almost instantly. We process your domain registration the moment we detect the transaction. No waiting hours for six confirmations.

Negligible fees

Average transaction cost: under $0.01. You're not subsidizing a mining oligarchy. Send exactly what you owe, no network bloat.

No intermediaries

Direct wallet-to-wallet transfer. No payment processor, no bank, no compliance officer reviewing your domain purpose. We cash out to our infrastructure on our schedule.

Pseudonymous by default

Your Solana wallet isn't tied to your legal name unless you voluntarily link it to a CEX account. Use a hardware wallet, stay isolated.

Widely liquid

SOL is available on every major exchange. Convert USD, EUR, or other crypto in minutes. Decentralized swaps (Orca, Marinade) available too.

Step by step

1
Get a Solana wallet
Use Phantom, Ledger Live, or any SPL-compatible wallet. Hardware wallets (Ledger Nano S+, Nano X) recommended for security. Desktop or mobile—your choice. We don't care how you hold it.
2
Acquire SOL
Buy on Coinbase, Kraken, Binance, or peer-to-peer. Alternatively: earn it, receive it as payment, swap from another crypto on Orca or Raydium. Direct your funds to your wallet address.
3
Browse and select your domain
Search bunkerdomains.com for availability. Pick your TLD. Add to cart. No email required yet, no account lockdown. You control the pace.
4
Choose Solana payment at checkout
Select SOL as your payment method. We display a payment address and the exact amount in SOL you owe (locked for 15 minutes). Screenshot it. You're in control.
5
Send SOL from your wallet
Open your wallet app. Paste our payment address. Enter the exact SOL amount. Double-check the address. Send. Fees are trivial. Transaction broadcasts to the network.
6
We detect and confirm
Our system monitors the Solana blockchain. Once your transaction confirms (seconds), we receive it. Automatic verification. No manual review for legitimate domains.
7
Domain is live
Registration completes. Nameservers activate. You receive domain details via the contact method you provided (or none—your call). WHOIS privacy is free and automatic.

Fees & speed

Solana transaction fees are among the lowest in crypto. A typical payment costs $0.001–$0.01 in SOL—rounding error territory. Network priority adjustments exist but aren't necessary for a domain purchase; standard priority guarantees inclusion in the next block (400ms average). Confirmation speed: Solana uses a Proof-of-History consensus mechanism, which produces a new block every ~400 milliseconds. Transactions are usually finalized within one slot, meaning near-instantaneous settlement. We monitor the blockchain directly and register your domain within a few seconds of confirmation. Network reliability: Solana has experienced outages in its history (2021–2022), but uptime has stabilized significantly. Current state: solid. The network processes millions of transactions daily. It's not Bitcoin's 99.99% immutability track record, but it's enterprise-grade for a blockchain. Comparison: Ethereum confirmation takes 12+ seconds and costs $5–50+ depending on gas. Bitcoin takes 10+ minutes. Solana: 400ms, under a cent. That speed matters for instant domain provisioning. If you need cryptographic finality over absolute immutability (domains aren't critical infrastructure), Solana is the smart choice.