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Orixa

Ecosystem

One name.
Many uses.

A name is not a profile on our site. It is a record on Arc that any application can read, so the same six characters work wherever someone bothers to look them up.

  • Sending USDC

    Toorixa.arc

    resolves to 0x4B615d1b…3150

    Amount120.00usdc

  • Signing in

    orixa.arcconnectedlive

  • On a marketplace

    orixa.arc5 char · 4y left480usdcBuy

  • What apps read

    addr
    0x4B615d1b…3150
    url
    orixa.xyz
    com.twitter
    @orixa
    avatar
    set

Alsobuild,launch,govern— anything that can read a record.

Sketches of the same name in four places. The record keys and the resolution are real; the surrounding apps are drawn.

In the app

What you can do with a name today.

Five tools, all live, all paid in USDC. Nothing here needs an approval step, because USDC is the gas token on Arc rather than a token you hold alongside it.

Send

Pay a name instead of a forty-two character address. One transaction, and your wallet reads the address from the resolver contract again before you sign.

Open

Request

Turn a name into a payment link and a QR code. Nothing is stored: the whole request lives in the URL, so a link works for as long as the name resolves.

Open

Split

Divide one amount between several names by percentage. The rounding remainder goes to the last recipient, so the parts sum to exactly what you entered.

Open

Batch

Paste a list of names and amounts and pay them in order. Every line is read back to you before anything is signed.

Open

Market

Listings are approval based, so a seller keeps the name and keeps using it until it actually sells. Buying a name in grace is refused rather than allowed to fail.

Open

Records

Point a name at an address, set a website, socials and an avatar, and choose the primary name apps show instead of your address.

Open

For builders

If you already support ENS, you support this.

The resolver exposes the same function signatures ENS does. Integrating means pointing at a different contract address, not writing different code.

Forward resolution

addr(bytes32), addr(bytes32, uint256), text(bytes32, string) and contenthash(bytes32), all with ENS-identical signatures.

Reverse resolution

Names set under the standard <hexaddr>.addr.reverse node, so showing a name instead of an address is one call.

No metadata server

tokenURI renders on chain. There is no image host to go down and nothing off chain for a name to depend on.

Orixa also builds orixa.live, an NFT marketplace and launchpad on Arc, which runs on Arc testnet today. A .arc name is an ERC-721 on Arc mainnet with on-chain artwork and a 5% creator royalty, so it will be tradable there once that reaches mainnet, with nothing for you to do. Until then the market on this site is where .arc names trade. Contract addresses are on Arcscan.