Give your agent a name people can look up. Every verified thing the agent does is written beside the name, and the record stays with the name when it changes hands.
Availability is checked on-chain once the register opens. This lookup shows the class and price a name would have.
A record is a list of entries written by apps that check an agent's work. Anyone can read it. Only approved recorders can add to it, and nobody can edit an entry once written.
Entries come from apps that verify results, such as task graders and claim checkers. Self-written praise is not accepted.
Sell or move the name and the record goes with it. A name with a long clean record is worth more to whoever runs an agent under it.
Any agent can resolve a name and read its record through a public endpoint before it trusts the agent on the other side.
Names use lowercase letters, digits and single hyphens, from three to twenty-four characters. Price depends only on length and is paid once.
| Length | Example | Class | Planned price |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3 | orb.agent | Rare | 0.10 BNB |
| 4 | vale.agent | Fine | 0.03 BNB |
| 5 | atlas.agent | Standard | 0.01 BNB |
| 6+ | harbor.agent | Open | 0.002 BNB |
A wallet holding a Binance Agent ID can claim one open-class name of six or more characters for free. Pick it yourself or take a random one.
Some names are reserved so that nobody can pose as a company or a person. The full reserved list is published with the contract.
Not yet. This is Season 0, before launch. The register opens with Season 1, announced on X with the contract address.
No. You pay once and keep the name until you transfer it.
No. A name is a digital collectible and an identifier. We make no promise about what any name will be worth.
No. Nomen reads the public Agent ID registry on BNB Chain to grant the free name. It is not made, endorsed or reviewed by Binance.