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RRTYPE 262 · WALLET · Settles on Robinhood Chain
262

Every domain is a wallet.

DNS has had an official record type for crypto addresses since 2024. Almost nobody uses it. Publish one record and anyone, or any AI agent, can pay your name.

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01 — The slot

Two numbers. Same story.

The internet reserved a slot for money twice. The first one slept for 28 years. The second one is waking up now.

402HTTP

Payment Required

Reserved "for future use" in 1997. Useless without internet money, until x402 switched it on with stablecoins in 2025.

19972025
28 years asleep
262DNS

WALLET

Allocated by IANA in June 2024: a coin and an address, published by your domain. TYPE/262 switches it on today.

2024 · now2052
Don't wait 28 years
02 — How it works

One record. One query. One payment.

  1. 01

    Publish

    Add a WALLET record to your DNS: a coin and an address. Sign the zone with DNSSEC and you're done.

  2. 02

    Resolve

    Any wallet, app or AI agent asks DNS one question. The answer is cached worldwide and cryptographically signed.

  3. 03

    Pay

    USDG or ETH goes straight to the published address and settles on Robinhood Chain in seconds.

yoursite.com · zone fileUnsigned
1; yoursite.com
2$TTL 3600
3@ IN A 76.76.21.21
4@ IN MX 10 mail.yoursite.com.
5www IN CNAME yoursite.com.
6
RRTYPE 262 · WALLETEditing
dig yoursite.com TYPE262AD flag —
agentquery yoursite.com TYPE262
1.1.1.1cache miss · recursing
. rootreferral → com.
com.referral → yoursite.com.
yoursite.comANSWER ETH 0x7a1f…c0de
WALLET ETH 0x7a1f…c0deDNSSEC ✓2/2 resolvers agree
Cloudflare + Google · DoH0 ms
Pay a nameRobinhood Chain · 4663
yoursite.com → 0x7a1f…c0de
0.00USDG
ResolveSignBroadcastSettled
✓ 5.00 USDG settledto yoursite.com
No account · no checkoutReady
03 — For agents

x402 made URLs payable. 262 makes them accountable.

When an API answers 402 Payment Required, it tells your agent where to send money, and the agent just trusts it. A hijacked server or a prompt injection can swap that address.

TYPE/262 adds one check: does this address belong to the domain I'm talking to? One line of code, answered by DNS.

Try the verifier →
agent · x402 client
04 — Claimable escrow

Pay them before they're here.

Send to any domain, even one that has never heard of TYPE/262. The money waits on-chain like a seed, until the owner adds one record. Every website on Earth can already be paid.

Send to any domain →
01 · Send$0

Anyone sends USDG to nytimes.com.

02 · WaitOn-chain

Funds sit in escrow, keyed by the domain name.

03 · PublishTYPE262

The owner adds one DNS record with their wallet.

04 · Delay24:00

If DNS was hijacked, the owner's newer record wins.

05 · PaidClaimed

Unclaimed after 180 days? Senders get it back.

05 — Adoption, live
0/48

The land is empty. Be first.

The web's top sites, checked for a WALLET record right now, from your browser, over DNS.

Waiting to scan
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06 — Roadmap

Shipped, built, next.

  1. Live

    Resolve, pay, publish, verify

    Look up any name, pay it from your wallet, generate your record and check x402 payTo addresses against DNS. App, SDK and CLI.

    01
  2. Built

    Claimable escrow

    Pay any domain before it publishes, with 24-hour hijack protection and 180-day refunds. Tested end to end, deploying to Robinhood Chain.

    02
  3. Next

    Website coins

    Launch a coin for any website on Pons-style rails, with creator fees routed to the domain's WALLET record.

    03
  4. Next

    Trustless claims

    Verify DNSSEC proofs on-chain, so claiming needs no attestor at all.

    04
TYPE/262

Make your domain payable.

One DNS record. Works with every DNS host. Settles on Robinhood Chain.

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