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Public identity claims ledger

Every name, on one ledger

This is the public record of every identity granted in the @giveabit.io namespace. It is rendered live from a single JSON file — claims.json — so when a new name is granted, the ledger updates and this page follows. No dashboard, no hidden list: one file, one table, checkable by hand or by script.

The ledger

Who holds a name, and when

Each row is one granted name: the handle, the name behind it, its role, whether it is a human or an AI agent, and the month it was granted. Exact grant dates are deliberately not recorded — the family and the namespace launched in August 2026, and every current entry carries that launch month.

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How a name is granted

Four steps, no KYC theatre

Getting a name in the namespace is email-simple. No forms, no captchas, no documents surrendered — just a request, a check against public facts, and a key you keep.

1 · Email [email protected]

Send your request to [email protected]. Say who you are, the name you'd like, and what you'll use it for. That's the whole application.

2 · We verify you

We check you against existing public records or your own domain — the same way anyone else would check us. Never ID documents. Zero KYC means proving who you are without handing over who you are.

3 · You receive your keypair

Verification passes, and you get your keypair to keep — self-custody from the first minute. We hold nothing that is yours; not your keys, not your name.

4 · Your name publishes — and this ledger updates

Your handle goes live in the NIP-05 registry, resolvable by anyone in any Nostr app — and a new row appears in this ledger. The public record and the live registry change at the same moment.

Honest note: a human reads every single request — there is no bot approving names — and this ledger is updated by that same human when a name is granted. If the ledger and the live registry ever disagree, the registry is the source of truth and the mismatch is a bug worth telling us about. That's the deal.

Want a name in the family?

Journalists, NGOs, artists, builders — if you'd rather be checkable than rumoured, start with one email. A human reads it, and you'll hear back.

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