Add an address record for a chain and payments sent to yourname.eth on that chain arrive at the wallet you choose. Your name supports Ethereum, Bitcoin, Base, Optimism, Arbitrum, Solana, Dogecoin, and over 100 other chains — each chain is its own record, set independently.

Connect with the Manager wallet first (for wrapped names, the Owner). You need ETH on Ethereum Mainnet for gas, and there's no other cost.

Once it lands, yourname.eth routes payments on each chain you set to the address you put there.

Address records are per-chain, and an explicit record wins. Set a Base address and that is where the name points on Base. Set none, and EVM chains fall back to your Default address, which is its own setting and not the ETH Address. With neither, there is nothing for the name to point at on that chain. Non-EVM chains such as Bitcoin and Solana always need their own record. Check the Profile tab to confirm which chains have records and which addresses they point at. See What is the Default address on my ENS name?

The ETH Address is the wallet your ENS name points at on Ethereum Mainnet, and it's also the wallet that can set a primary name. Other chain records (Bitcoin, Solana, Base, etc.) only route payments on their own chains — they don't affect primary name. See What is the ETH Address on my ENS name? for more.

Not in the ENS App. Project subnames are managed by the project that issued them — go to the project's own site (base.org, uni.eth, and so on) to update their records.

You're not connected with the Manager wallet — only the Manager can update address records. For wrapped names, the Manager role is merged into the Owner role, so the Owner edits. Switch wallets and try again.

The record itself lives on Ethereum, regardless of which chain it points at. Updating any record on a .eth name is an Ethereum Mainnet transaction.