Last updated 5 September 2026
KaspaDomains has no accounts, no passwords and no sign-up. There is nothing to register, so there is no profile to hold. What follows is everything the site actually stores.
When you list a domain, a row is created containing:
When you vote, a row is created containing your Kaspa address, the domain, the fee transaction id and a timestamp.
All of it is public. Listings, votes and profile links are rendered on this site for anyone to read β that is what listing a domain is for.
localStoragerecording whether you had a wallet connected, so the page does not forget between reloads. They never leave your device.Addresses are pseudonymous, not anonymous. An address on this site can be matched against the same address on the Kaspa blockchain and anywhere else it has been used. If that matters to you, use an address you are comfortable publishing.
This applies to the fee payment too: paying a listing or vote fee is a public Kaspa transaction, visible to anyone, permanently.
Using the site sends requests to:
Each of these is a separate company with its own privacy policy. Like any web service, they can see your IP address when your browser or our server contacts them.
The server logs errors and browser security (CSP) reports so that faults can be diagnosed. Security reports are truncated to a fixed set of fields before being written. Logs are not used to build a profile of anyone.
Profile links and categories can be changed or emptied at any time from your domain's edit page, using the wallet that owns the domain.
A listing and its votes are the public record of a paid action, and votes are other people's, not yours to remove. For anything else, contact whoever operates this deployment.
Note that the fee payments themselves are on the Kaspa blockchain and cannot be deleted by anyone, including us.
This page is versioned in the site's source repository, so every change to it is part of the public commit history.
This page has not been reviewed by a lawyer.
It is an accurate description of what the software does, written from its source code. It is not a substitute for a privacy policy reviewed against the law of whichever jurisdiction applies to this deployment and its operator.
See also the terms and the live status page.