Here’s How to Purchase Your First NFT Domain on Quik․com

Minting of NFT domains with exclusive TLDs like .chain, .metaverse, .vr, .doge, .shib, .bored is now live on the Quik’s NFT domain marketplace! Each of these TLDs has a domain minting limit ranging from 1k to 20k, and they work on a first-come, first-serve basis, so ensure that you don’t miss out on your favorite domain.

There are no renewal fees, and it comes with a unique NFT artwork. You can use Quik NFT domains to create your digital identity and become a part of Web 3.0, the internet of tomorrow!

Quik is a blockchain-based marketplace that allows users to mint, purchase, and sell NFT domains with minimum effort without any third parties.

What are NFT Domains?

At first glance, NFT domains look like traditional domain names. But, upon closer assessment, you will discover that blockchain-based domain names have different functionalities and are superior with added functions.

Those running a website know the hassle of annual renewal of their domain names or risk losing it to the open market. However, that’s not the case with Quik NFT domains.

The blockchain-based unstoppable domain names you mint on Quik are owned and not rented. The entire transaction is verified on the public ledger, and once sold, it will always remain in your possession until you decide otherwise.

Quik is currently integrated with three blockchains, Ethereum, BSC, and Gate Chain. Hence, the entire system is tamper-proof, and you can keep different transactions throughout time. The original minter also gets 5 to 10% royalties on every subsequent sale.

In addition, the decentralized nature of NFT domains available on Quik also protects them from any central entity’s censorship, including ICANN and registrars. Once you own a blockchain domain, even Quik doesn’t have the authority to make any changes.

Inside the Quik ecosystem, you will be able toi use these domain names as crypto wallet addresses, and universal user names and build DApps on top of it once Quik launches its web browser and extensions in the future. Or, you can also decide to sell it on Quik and other NFT marketplaces.

Minting NFT Domains

Minting is the process of registering an NFT domain onto the blockchain via your crypto wallet to get full custody of the crypto domain.

NFT domains, according to Quik, address one of the primary difficulties that Web 3.0 operators are attempting to address: providing direct ownership to end-users without the involvement of third parties.

Quik aims to remove roadblocks to Web 3.0 innovation by offering a new means to sell, mint, and acquire NFT domains. Become a part of the adventure right now!

Here’s How You Can Mint NFT Domains on Quik.com

Minting of NFT domains with exclusive TLDs like .chain, .metaverse, .vr, .doge, .shib, .bored is now live on the Quik marketplace! The platform will soon also launch other extensions including .BTC, .Web3, and .address.

You can apply any of your favorite available terms to these extensions. The entire process is quick and effortless on Quik.com and requires you to only click “Mint” over the domain in question. The entire task takes no more than a minute!

Moreover, you can also use its advanced search system to purchase already minted NFT domains listed by others.

Here’s how you can mint your NFT domain through MetaMask on Quik:

• Using Metamask or Mobile Wallet, log in to your Quik account.
• Search for the domain name you want from the list to register.
• If the domain name is available for minting, click “Mint” or select another choice from the drop-down menu.
• On your wallet, approve the minting transaction.
• The domain name will display in your Profile section once the purchase has been approved.

Are you ready to create your own NFT domain with Quik? Click here to get started. For more information, read the Quik WhitePaper.

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