Unlock your Identity with NFT Domains

Quik.world or “Quik” markets, sells, and/or otherwise uses in commerce non-fungible tokens(“NFTs”) in a format that consists of sub-domains paired with top-level domains (“TLDs”) created by Quik.world. These TLDs are not a part of the traditional DNS system and are not associated with ICANN, and hold value inside the Quik’s ecosystem. These NFT Domains do not have any renewal fee and once minted, the minter always remains its owner until he/she decides to transfer or sell the NFT domain.

NFT domains, also known as blockchain domain names, are those that are produced and held on a blockchain's public ledger rather than being maintained on a centralized server and controlled by a registrar.

The ability to maintain control over its resources is one of the most important properties of an NFT Domain. That's what makes your domain independent and it's also what gives you complete control over it.

An identification solution is possible because your domain is a resource on the blockchain that may be stored in your wallet like a cryptocurrency. Because of the use of this custodial mechanism, your NFT Domain will have features and functionalities that conventional domains will not have.

Quik.world is a platform that dedicates all transactions on the blockchain and therefore you wouldn't be able to directly use your credit card to buy a domain name of any kind on the platform.

You will only be able to use ETH, BNB, QUIK, or GT to buy NFT domains on Quik.world. Nevertheless, you can use your credit card to buy the said cryptocurrencies and then use them on the platform through a connected wallet to purchase domain names.

Quik.world supports transactions in ETH, BNB, GT, and QUIK and looks forward to including more supported cryptocurrencies in the near future.

NFT domains can be minted if they have not been minted before. You can go to an NFT domain name marketplace such as Quik.world. Here you can search for your blockchain domain name, and if it's not minted, you can mint it for yourself. If it has been minted, you will need to buy it from the owner of the NFT domain name for an agreed price.

NFT domain names are simply domains that are a part of the blockchain and act as NFTs. They cannot be replaced or recreated. They are digital assets and can be stored on a crypto wallet. They can be used to build websites on Web 3.0 and also assist transactions. They cannot be minted again once minted and need to be transferred from one owner to another.

An NFT domain name is owned by the person who mints it on his name, creating the first transaction for it on the blockchain. Now, the NFT domain name remains in his ownership until they decide to sell it and transfer it into the buyer's name after the transaction. Additionally, even though the person who has minted it loses the ownership of the NFT domain name once he sells it, any transaction that is done to sell or buy that particular NFT domain name will earn him royalties.

Crypto domain names are another name for NFT or Web 3.0 domain names. These domains live on a blockchain and are decentralized and secure. They act as digital assets and can be used in multiple ways.

You can buy crypto domains from crypto domain marketplaces such as Quik.world, which offers crypto TLDs at a wide range of prices and options for users. The major factor is the domain crypto, which connects the entire crypto community for advancing the user's creative side using the dot crypto domain. Users can benefit now that Quik.world also has crypto domains for sale and can grab their chance on TLDs.

Quik.world is the place you are looking for, as this Crypto Domain marketplace provides users with the top crypto domains and crypto domain names, and Quik.world has currently posted a .btc crypto domain for sale. The dot crypto domain names are currently popular due to their domain crypto, which mimics the entire cryptocurrency sector and connects multiple networks.

Once you mint or buy an NFT domain, the NFT domain is transferred to your wallet. You can access it using any wallet app & also on your quik.world profile.

Yes, you can sell your NFT domain on Quik.world or on any other platform like opensea.io

Quik.world strongly advises against purchasing any NFT domain that is associated with a trademark, public figure, or with a known brand. However, in the event that you purchase a domain associated with a trademark, public figure, or a known brand, you will be liable to return such NFT domain name to the trademark owner.

Crypto domains or NFT domains (As refered to on Quik.world) have different functionalities and are considered superior with added functions. NFT domains cannot be used to host websites inside the traditional DNS but rather have their own set of advantages. Crypto domains are DNS embedded on the blockchain instead of the traditional centralized system. Crypto Domains have no renewal fees, are censorship resistant and the buyers and minters have 100% ownership of their Crypto Domains registered on the blockchain. Crypto Domains or NFT Domains or Blockchain Domains (As mentioned on the Quik's website) will have use-case inside the Quik ecosystem when Quik launches its Chrome Extension. With the use of the Quik's Chrome Extension, users will be able to use these NFT Domains to replace their wallet addresses and host web pages. Future use cases of the Crypto Domains might be discovered as the Quik ecosystem advances.

Yes, Quik plans to launch its Chrome Web Extension which would help the users or owners of the NFT Domains to replace their long cryptocurrency wallet addresses with their NFT Domain. More usecases shall be discovered as the Quik ecosystem advances.

Currently 10 NFT Domain TLDs are available on Quik, which are .metaverse, .vr, .chain, .address, .i, .bored, .doge, .shib, .btc, .web3. These TLDs are not a part of the traditional DNS system and are not associated with ICANN, and hold value inside the Quik’s ecosystem. These NFT Domains do not have any renewal fee and once minted, the minter always remains its owner until he/she decides to transfer or sell the NFT domain.

Once you own an NFT domain, it does not require any renewal. The NFT domain is yours for indefinite time, unless you decide to sell out or transfer it to another wallet.

When you are the first person to book an NFT domain, the process is called minting and the wallet address used for minting is called “minter” address. Minting or creation of the NFT domain is the same thing.

Crypto domains can be bought from Crypto domain name marketplaces such as Quik.world. If the crypto domain name you are looking for has already been minted, you will have to buy it from the owner. If not, you can mint the domain name for yourself on the blockchain and become the one who minted it. This will earn you royalties every time the domain name is sold.

Blockchain domains are domain names that exist on the blockchain and are essentially irreplaceable and non-fungible digital assets. They can be used to create websites on Web 3.0 or used as a crypto wallet address. They can also be used to ensure content ownership in terms of art, music, etc.,. They can be stored on crypto wallets like other crypto tokens or currencies.

IPFS or interplanetary file system is a protocol that allows multiple users in a P2P network. These users can host or receive files on the network. These users are also called operators. Therefore, all these operators having a share in data movement makes it decentralized instead of conventional centralized protocols. For websites built on blockchain domains, there will be a unique content identifier that will allow users of the network to request data from any website node on Web 3.0.

Blockchain domain names can be bought from NFT marketplaces where they are listed or can be minted from NFT domain name marketplaces such as Quik.world. If your NFT domain name is not minted, you can mint it for yourself on the blockchain, but if it is already minted, you will have to buy it for the said price from the current owner of the NFT domain name.

Yes you can transfer your NFT domain to any other wallet using a normal cryptocurrency transaction.

No, NFT domain names are not part of the ICANN. They are not part of the current DNS used on the internet.

To check the name of your NFT domain on the Ethereum blockchain, kindly visit the contract address of that particular TLD.

Click on Read Contract, and then read the function called “getDomainName”, input the id of the NFT domain and you should get the name of your NFT domain.

Yes, Quik plans to launch its Chrome Web Extension which would help the users or owners of the NFT Domains to host their website URL on these NFT Domains. More usecases shall be discovered as the Quik ecosystem advances.

Yes, NFT Domains, Blockchain Domains & Crypto Domains are all the same and are just different terms used for the NFT Domains available on the Quik marketplace or Quik.world.

Due to their capacity to grow in terms of attributes and features, NFT domains have a variety of applications and will soon become a widespread utility. Here are 5 ways to use NFT Domains:

• NFT domains can be used for hosting decentralized websites on the decentralized Web 3.
• NFT domains can be used to replace random alphanumeric crypto wallet addresses with human-readable NFT domain names.
• NFT domains can be stored as an asset in the user’s wallet.
• Quik.world offers a 5-10% royalty over every subsequent sale of the NFT domain name, which means it can also be the user’s source of passive income.
• NFT domains can be used for connecting digital properties and also make collectibles compatible with the user’s wallet.

If you want to utilize the technology, it is best to have NFT domain names that are special to you rather than what the rest of the world declares to be the finest. Since this decentralized technology is all about the user and is user-oriented, the best NFT domain name is most likely what distinguishes you.