ENS Bridge Setup for DNS Domains
Choose either the on-chain or off-chain setup, not both. The off-chain setup is completely free as it requires no on-chain transactions, but it is less supported than the on-chain setup.
To use the ENS bridge with a DNS domain, follow these steps:
On-Chain Setup
- Go to ENS Domains App (https://app.ens.domains/ (opens in a new tab)) and search for your domain.
- Choose the 'onchain' import option.
- This will trigger a transaction on the Ethereum blockchain to mint the DNS domain as an ENS NFT.
- Set the resolver address (found on the "More" tab in the ENS app) to
0x5e334BA4e50B68325d5ff82AbAf386Dd094bAaad. - This will require an on-chain transaction and funds for gas.
Off-Chain Setup
Alternatively, you can set up off-chain by configuring DNS TXT records with the following:
ENS1 0x3CA097Edd180Ea2C2436BD30c021Ca20869087a0 0x9b6435e0e73d40f8a64fe5094e4ea462a54a078b https://hns.id/api/gateway/ccip
Where:
- resolver address is 0x3CA097Edd180Ea2C2436BD30c021Ca20869087a0
- signer address is 0x9b6435e0e73d40f8a64fe5094e4ea462a54a078b
- ccip end-point is https://hns.id/api/gateway/ccip (opens in a new tab)
This same entry should be set up twice:
- Once for *
- Once for @
Final Setup
To complete the setup, you need to add a DNS TXT record with the TLD that requires mapping.
For example, to configure the ENS bridge for the hns/ domain, set up the following record:
HNS1 hns
This should be set up against @.