Buy a domain with crypto

[Kiters]

Where can I buy a domain with Bitcoin? Looking for a service that accepts crypto payments and doesn’t require too much personal info. Any recommendations?

[Tele_SOS]

I’ve been using fastdomainbot on Telegram for two years now. They don’t require any ID or personal details, and they accept crypto payments. It’s been reliable, never had any problems.

[EluguHcman]

Where can I buy a domain with Bitcoin? Looking for a service that accepts crypto payments and doesn’t require too much personal info. Any recommendations?

There are numerous hosts having this required service offers but then as listed below, you must check out of their terms and conditions so you can always review policies so that you would find a suitable one for your available preserved informations since you seek for limited personal reveal of informations.

glowhost

hosteinds

bitcoinwebhost

hostinger

[HeRetiK]

Where can I buy a domain with Bitcoin? Looking for a service that accepts crypto payments and doesn’t require too much personal info. Any recommendations?

Namecheap.com, Yohost.org, Porkbun.com.

All these have been accepting crypto for quite a while now, though Yohost is mostly a hosting provider that happens to also offer domains. Yohost also accepts payments via Lightning Network, if that's of interest. Namecheap probably has the largest selection and some of the best prices of these. Some personal info is required by all of them, but that's something ICANN generally requires from domain owners. They don't require anything like personal documents though, I think none of the registrars and domain resellers do.

[Aanuoluwatofunmi]

Where can I buy a domain with Bitcoin? Looking for a service that accepts crypto payments and doesn’t require too much personal info. Any recommendations?

There are many services that accept the purchase of a domain in bitcoin, all you can do is to know how you can locate one, some examples have already been given to you, now left to you to explore on them, check to see if they are active, still accepting bitcoin payment and can offer you the same required service you wanted, don't also forget to check on their online reviews to know more better before using them.

I have a link as well to give, this comprises of other places you can spend Bitcoin, it may also be useful.

where to spend bitcoin
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5467964.msg62902489#msg62902489

[MusaMohamed]

Where can I buy a domain with Bitcoin? Looking for a service that accepts crypto payments and doesn’t require too much personal info. Any recommendations?

You can try with
Services that accept Bitcoin and don't request KYC.
Private Web Server Hosting & Domain Provider.

You will have more options if you don't care about KYC, but your request is like non KYC services, and I believe with above recommendations you will have enough good options.

[CryptSafe]

 I found a website where a list of 10 crypto domain name providers here . Maybe you could check it out for yourself and see the one that best suits your interest.

You can also make use of this section of the platform which is the service board for your request and also get more responses from members and from there you could have many more options and feel free to choose from them the one that best sits your criteria or interests.

[dkbit98]

Where can I buy a domain with Bitcoin? Looking for a service that accepts crypto payments and doesn’t require too much personal info. Any recommendations?

Yes there are many services you can use to buy domains with crypto without asking any personal information.
Njal.la is one of the better options based in Sweden, and they are accepting payments in bitcoin, monero and other coins.
Second available option is Flokinet.is, they are based in Iceland and they exist since 2012 and they have good reputation.
I am sure there are a bunch of other services that can be found on the net, but I recommend to always read terms before purchasing anything.

[LoyceV]

Njal.la is one of the better options based in Sweden, and they are accepting payments in bitcoin, monero and other coins.

I recently started using Njal.la, for privacy reasons. They don't want to know anything, which means they domain is registered in their name and not yours. Privacy comes with trade-offs: you have to trust them and I'm okay with that.

[The Cryptovator]

Namecheap would be a better option for you. I have been using Namecheap for crypto payments. You can get domain hosting for anything you want from Namecheap through Bitcoin payment. It's one of the top domain hosting providers also and trusted as well. Still now I hadn't faced any issues with them. You don't need to verify KYC or something else. You can use their guard to protect your privacy; it's free from Namecheap if you buy a domain from them. You don't need to reveal any of your real identity.

[dkbit98]

I recently started using Njal.la, for privacy reasons. They don't want to know anything, which means they domain is registered in their name and not yours. Privacy comes with trade-offs: you have to trust them and I'm okay with that.

I am fine with that also and this is acceptable compromise, but they are probably charging a bit higher fees for this reason, compared to mainstream domain services.
They are also offering VPN services but I never tried it, and I think Mullvad VPN is much better for this purpose.

[LoyceV]

they are probably charging a bit higher fees for this reason, compared to mainstream domain services.

It's a bit higher than competitors, because they themselves buy from competitors.
Somehow I fell for the cheap first year when I registered my domains, and never expected to keep them more than a year. But I'm locked in now, so it's €30 per year.

[robelneo]

Where can I buy a domain with Bitcoin? Looking for a service that accepts crypto payments and doesn’t require too much personal info. Any recommendations?

Even though there is personal info to fill up, I still recommend Namecheap; they will not ask you to provide your personal details; you have the choice to do so. When it comes to features, Namecheap has all the tools and apps that you need to successfully launch a website. You can buy Bitcoin through Bitpay and other cryptocurrencies as well.
I maintain that when it comes to domain registration, its important that you have the correct information submitted so, in case of a breach, you can always reclaim your account with your first submitted info.
And besides ICANN, the domain-regulating authority required all domain owners to supply their correct information.

[NotATether]

they are probably charging a bit higher fees for this reason, compared to mainstream domain services.

It's a bit higher than competitors, because they themselves buy from competitors.
Somehow I fell for the cheap first year when I registered my domains, and never expected to keep them more than a year. But I'm locked in now, so it's €30 per year.

That sounds like a rip-off. What TLD is this? If it's something like .io or .design then it makes sense, but for a .com domain then it's daylight robbery.

I had always thought that njalla buy their domains from Tucows, another registrar. They once applied to become a tier-1 registrar who can issue domains (whatever that is), but ICANN rejected their application because their founder (Peter Sunde) used to be associated with the Pirate Bay.

[LoyceV]

That sounds like a rip-off. What TLD is this? If it's something like .io or .design then it makes sense, but for a .com domain then it's daylight robbery.

I use .club and .today. They're only a bit more expensive than Namecheap. For .com it's €15 per year.

[examplens]

Even though there is personal info to fill up, I still recommend Namecheap; they will not ask you to provide your personal details; you have the choice to do so. When it comes to features, Namecheap has all the tools and apps that you need to successfully launch a website.

Instead of Namecheap, it is better to use Spaceship, which is a sub-company of Namecheap, offering very similar conditions but at significantly more favorable prices for domain registration.

You can buy Bitcoin through Bitpay and other cryptocurrencies as well.

BitPay asks for KYC when using it

And besides ICANN, the domain-regulating authority required all domain owners to supply their correct information.

Yes, if they ask for the personal info of the domain owner, then it is an obligation. With most registrars, it is possible to enter false information, but in the case of a check, this can be considered a criminal offense.

[PX-Z]

You can buy Bitcoin through Bitpay and other cryptocurrencies as well.

BitPay asks for KYC when using it

I guess rebelneo means that you can pay (instead of buy) Bitcoin and other crypto in Namecheap using Bitpay which is Namecheap's payment processor for bitcoin aside from BTCPayServer. Since i don't see why you need to buy bitcoin from Bitpay just to pay on Namecheap.

[zakservers]

You can buy a domain with us with crypto, as we happily accept crypto currencies and bitcoin, however we dont ask any personal information for offshore dedicated servers, but for domain registration as per the rules of ICANN, you would have to submit your information, though domain will be instantly registered, and you can pay via crypto: https://www.zakservers.com/cart.php?a=add&domain=register

[robelneo]

You can buy Bitcoin through Bitpay and other cryptocurrencies as well.

BitPay asks for KYC when using it

I guess rebelneo means that you can pay (instead of buy) Bitcoin and other crypto in Namecheap using Bitpay which is Namecheap's payment processor for bitcoin aside from BTCPayServer. Since i don't see why you need to buy bitcoin from Bitpay just to pay on Namecheap.

Thank you, brother PX-Z for clarifying this. I may be off topic, but for the benefit of those who do not have an account on Namecheap and had no idea how to buy a domain, you need to fund your account first. The fund your account link is visible in your dashboard. These images are step-by-step guides on how to fund your account.

You will receive an email confirmation once the transaction is confirmed, and you can use the funds you deposit to buy and subscribe to Namecheap's products and services. If you encounter any issue, they have the best support in the industry; you can chat with them anytime.

[coupable]

Njal.la is one of the better options based in Sweden, and they are accepting payments in bitcoin, monero and other coins.

I recently started using Njal.la, for privacy reasons. They don't want to know anything, which means they domain is registered in their name and not yours. Privacy comes with trade-offs: you have to trust them and I'm okay with that.

Couldn't this cause more security issues than privacy issues on other platforms? Why would anyone want to purchase and use a domain name that isn't registered to them? While this might be fine for blogs and personal websites, it's not at all professional for service-oriented sites. Also, if they sell domains registered under their own name, wouldn't this encourage scammers to use it more, since privacy is their top priority?