Manage Your ENS Profile on Namespace: Social Links, OG Banners & Web3 Brand Identity

Your .eth Name Is More Than an Address

Most people register an ENS domain to replace their long Ethereum wallet address with something readable — like yourname.eth instead of 0xee3468…f375dbdf. But an ENS profile is much more than a shortcut to your wallet. It is a decentralised identity layer that can carry your social links, profile picture, and even drive your brand's online presence.

On Namespace, you can look up any .eth domain, see everything attached to it, edit your own records, and share it with a rich, auto-generated social preview image — all in one place.

What You Can See on an ENS Profile Page

Search for any .eth name on Namespace and you land on a clean profile page that pulls live data from the Ethereum blockchain. No account needed, no sign-in. The information shown includes:

• Registration status — whether the name is registered, available, or expired
• Owner address — the wallet holding the domain
• Expiry date — when the name needs to be renewed
• Avatar / profile picture — the NFT or image the owner has set as their ENS avatar
• Linked social accounts — GitHub, X (Twitter), Telegram, Website, and more

For example, cyphered.eth shows a registered name expiring in September 2027 with a personal website linked at cyphered.codes. Another name, the Arabic-script كيوان.eth, links to GitHub (0098-ton), X (0098_ton), Telegram (ton0098), and a website. ENS fully supports internationalised domain names, so your brand can hold a native-script identity in any language.

Social Links as Verifiable Proof of Identity

The social links on an ENS profile are stored as text records directly on the Ethereum blockchain. Unlike a bio on a centralised platform, these records cannot be altered by anyone except the domain owner. This makes them a powerful tool for:

• Creators and influencers — link all your platforms from one on-chain source of truth so followers always know which accounts are really yours
• Startups and brands — prove that your GitHub, X, and website are owned by the same entity that holds yourbrand.eth
• DAOs and protocols — publish official contact channels in an immutable, decentralised record that anyone can verify

Setting these records is straightforward. On Namespace, navigate to your .eth domain and open the edit view to update any text record — website URL, Twitter handle, GitHub username, Telegram, email, and more — without leaving the platform.

Dynamic OG Banners — Rich Social Previews for Every .eth Domain

One of the features that sets Namespace apart is automatic Open Graph (OG) banner generation for every ENS domain page. When you share a Namespace .eth profile URL on Twitter, Discord, Telegram, or LinkedIn, the platform automatically generates a branded preview image that includes:

• The domain name in large, branded typography
• Registration status and chain (Ethereum)
• The owner's linked social accounts
• The Namespace brand identity

This means that every time someone shares namespace.my/eth/yourname, the link unfurls into a professional, visually rich card — not a blank or generic preview. For individuals this makes sharing your Web3 identity look polished. For brands, it means every mention of your .eth domain across social media comes with consistent, on-brand visual representation.

The banner is generated dynamically on the server, so it always reflects the current state of the ENS record — no manual design work required.

ENS as Your Brand's Web3 Identity Hub

For modern brands, a .eth domain is not just a crypto address — it is a verifiable anchor for your digital identity across the open web. Here is why brands are increasingly treating ENS profiles as core infrastructure:

On-chain proof of ownership

Text records stored on Ethereum are cryptographically tied to your wallet. No platform can remove them, shadow-ban them, or claim your identity. Your brand's social links, website, and contact details are always retrievable from the blockchain itself.

Cross-platform consistency

One ENS profile can carry your GitHub, X, website, Telegram, and email in a single, universally accessible record. Any app or protocol that reads ENS — and there are hundreds — can display this information, extending your brand's reach without extra effort.

Interoperability with Web3 products

ENS is supported natively in MetaMask, Uniswap, OpenSea, Rainbow Wallet, Etherscan, and countless other tools. Your brand's .eth name appears in transaction interfaces, NFT marketplaces, and DeFi protocols — maintaining visibility wherever your audience operates.

Multilingual and global by default

ENS supports international domain names, so a brand targeting Arabic, Chinese, or Hindi speakers can register a native-script .eth domain alongside or instead of an ASCII one, reaching global audiences in their own language.

How to Edit Your ENS Text Records on Namespace

Updating your ENS profile on Namespace requires a connected Ethereum wallet that controls the domain. Once connected:

1. Search for your .eth domain on namespace.my
2. Open the domain page and click Edit
3. Update any text record — website, social handles, email, description, keywords
4. Sign the transaction with your wallet to write the changes to Ethereum

Each record update is a blockchain transaction, so there is a small gas fee. Batching multiple record updates into a single transaction (where supported) reduces the cost. Once confirmed, your updated profile appears immediately on Namespace and across any ENS-aware application.

Beyond .eth: Multi-Chain Domain Management in One Place

Namespace is built for Web3 users who operate across multiple blockchains. Alongside ENS (.eth), the platform covers TON DNS (.ton), Solana Name Service (.sol), and Omani domains (.om / .عمان). If your brand or identity spans more than one chain, Namespace gives you a unified interface to manage everything — with the same clean profile pages and OG banner generation across all supported chains.

Search Any .eth Domain on Namespace

Whether you want to check the social links of a name you follow, verify a brand's on-chain identity, or manage and share your own ENS profile, Namespace makes it simple. Search any .eth name at namespace.my to see the full profile, copy the link, and share it anywhere with a rich, automatically generated preview image.

Your Web3 identity deserves a home that presents it well — on-chain, on-brand, and ready to share.