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How to Get a .stark Domain: Simplify Your Starknet Address Today

•3 min read•Benjamin Flores
How to Get a .stark Domain: Simplify Your Starknet Address Today
How to Get a .stark Domain: Simplify Your Starknet Address Today

Tired of dealing with long, complex hexadecimal wallet addresses? You can swap them for a memorable, human-readable name. This simple change helps prevent costly errors and makes interacting with the entire Starknet ecosystem much smoother, all through one unified name.

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Prerequisites

Before you start, make sure you have the following:

  • A funded Starknet wallet with enough for registration fees
  • A browser wallet that works with Starknet
  • A basic understanding that Starknet uses smart contract accounts, which differ from standard Ethereum wallets

Step 1: Go to the Starknet ID App

Head over to the official app for registering an ID. Once there, connect your wallet to get started.

Checkpoint: Make sure your wallet is connected and you can see your current hexadecimal address.

Step 2: Choose Your .stark Name

Pick a memorable name that will act as your new address across all Starknet apps.

A few rules for your name:

  • Only letters and numbers are allowed
  • It must be between 3 and 30 characters long
  • No special symbols or spaces
  • Check if it's available before moving on

Action: Type in your desired name and check if it's free.

Step 3: Set Up Your Profile

Now it's time to set up the details your new .stark name will point to.

You'll need to:

  1. Link it to your main Starknet address
  2. Choose your resolution settings for interacting with dApps
  3. Fill in any other profile details

Verification: Double-check that your new .stark name points correctly to your wallet address.

Step 4: Register and Deploy

Finalize the process by submitting the transaction to get your Starknet ID on-chain.

Here's what happens:

  • Review the registration and gas fees
  • Sign the transaction in your wallet
  • Wait for the network to confirm it (usually 1-3 minutes)
  • You can verify it was successful by checking the transaction hash

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Step 5: Test It Out

Make sure your new .stark name works everywhere in the Starknet ecosystem.

To test it, try this:

  • Send a small transaction using your .stark name instead of the long hex address
  • Check if dApps recognize your new name
  • Ask a friend to try sending funds to your .stark name

If it doesn't work right away: Give it a few minutes for the network to catch up (it can take up to 10 minutes).

All Set!

Your Starknet ID is now your all-access pass for the ecosystem. You've replaced a complicated address with a single, easy-to-remember name that works with all compatible apps.

Next Step: Use your Starknet ID to prove your on-chain identity and start using your new, simpler name for all your Starknet activity.

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Last updated: October 28, 2025
Benjamin Flores
Benjamin Flores

Ben has been building software products for 7 years, with 300K+ users and clients like the Ethereum Foundation. (Yes, I'm writing about myself in the third person, might be too much, let's go back to normal.) When AI started changing how engineers worked, I realized it was reshaping how people discover and choose products. I co-founded ReLens to help brands stay visible in that shift.