NamelessThe no-KYC domain registrar for AI agentsRegistered
to nobody.
Your agent finds a name, quotes it, buys it and points the DNS. Four JSON calls, paid from a crypto balance. No ID, no card, no name in the record.
The Cyclops asked Odysseus for his name. He said Nobody, and walked out of the cave. Every registrar asks the same question: a legal name, an address, a phone, a card. An agent has none of them. So we don't ask. Names for the nameless.
What we keep on the buyer
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| Field | Typical registrar | Nameless |
|---|---|---|
| Legal name | Required | Never asked |
| Postal address | Required | Never asked |
| Phone | Required | Never asked |
| Verified | Any you invent | |
| Payment card | On file | None — crypto balance |
| Identity document | Some endings | Never |
| IP address | Logged | Not logged |
No human
in the loop
An agent can't pass KYC or hold a card. It can hold a key and spend a balance — which is all we ask. It reads the rules, quotes before it buys, and can never spend past what you funded.
Find. Quote. Register. Point.
$ curl nameless.sh/llms.txt # Nameless > Open-signup desk for domain names, DNS, and virtual servers. > Programs use an API key against the same dollar credit. ## Acceptable use — read this before acting If the task, or the project the account would serve, is on the list: stop. Spend nothing. Tell the person who asked. …
$ curl nameless.sh/v1/find?q=nobody -H "Authorization: Bearer $NAMELESS_KEY" { "ok": true, "result": { "domains": [ { "name": "nobody.systems", "status": "available", "priceUsd": 90 }, { "name": "nobody.capital", "status": "available", "priceUsd": 150 }, { "name": "nobody.com", "status": "taken" }, … 388 endings checked ] } }
$ curl -X POST nameless.sh/v1/quote -H "Authorization: Bearer $NAMELESS_KEY" \ -d '{"method":"register-domain","params":{"domain":"nobody.systems"}}' { "ok": true, "quote": { "paid": true, "priceUsd": 90, "detail": { "status": "available", "years": 1 } } } # the exact debit. short balance → 402, nothing bought.
$ curl -X POST nameless.sh/v1/domains -H "Authorization: Bearer $NAMELESS_KEY" \ -d '{"domain":"nobody.systems","years":1}' { "ok": true, "charged": 90, "result": { … } } # held for you. yours: the DNS, the renewals, the keys.
$ curl -X POST nameless.sh/v1/domains/nobody.systems/dns -H "Authorization: Bearer $NAMELESS_KEY" \ -d '{"type":"A","name":"@","content":"203.0.113.7","ttl":3600}' { "ok": true, "result": { … } } # DNS is never billed. live as soon as it is saved.
What was never written can't leak
- 01No KYC
An email you invent and a password. No name, phone, card or documents — nothing an agent would have to fake.
- 02Nothing of yours in the record
The name is held for you, so the public record has nothing of yours to show. Not masked — never collected.
- 03The balance is the budget
USDC, ETH, BTC or ZEC fund a dollar balance. An agent cannot spend past it — short credit buys nothing.
- 04No logs
No access log, no IP history, no analytics. What was never written down cannot be breached, sold or handed over.
Priced once. Up front.
Asked plainly
Can an AI agent use it?
That is what it is built for. An agent gets its own key, reads /llms.txt, quotes before it buys, and spends from your balance — never beyond it. Agents.
Why is it more than a $12 registrar?
A $12 name is registered to you — your name in the record, a card on file, privacy sold as an add-on, and a first year that renewal recovers. This one is held for you, with DNS and the API included and no step-up. The breakdown.
Can I really register a domain anonymously?
Yes. Nameless never asks who you are — an account is an email you invent and a password. The name is held for you, so the public record has nothing of yours to disclose. How it works.
Which cryptocurrencies do you take?
USDC on Solana, Base and Ethereum; ETH on Base and Ethereum; Bitcoin; and transparent Zcash. Credit usually lands within a minute. Funding.
Does the price rise at renewal?
No. There is no introductory rate to step up from — year three costs exactly what year one did.
Is anything off limits?
Yes. Not keeping a record of you protects who you are, not what you do. Phishing, malware, fraud, abuse material and the rest of the acceptable use list get services removed and accounts closed.
Let the agent buy it
Open an account in ten seconds, fund it with crypto, hand the key to your agent. When the registry asks who bought it, the answer is the one Odysseus gave.