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Fix wallet, transaction and display problems, and common questions.

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Find out why your primary name doesn't show in other apps, and fix it in the ENS App or ENS Explorer.

Why isn't my primary name showing?

A .base.eth name is issued by Base, not managed in the ENS App. Where to manage it, and why it still resolves in ENS apps.

Why can't I manage my .base.eth name?

See when your ENS name's token ID changes and why an old marketplace listing stops working.

Why did my name's token ID change?

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What is gas?

Quick definitions for names, records, roles, and the buttons you'll meet in the ENS App.

Glossary: What do these ENS words mean?

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Which characters can go in an ENS name, why some are rejected, and how to check — the plain guide to normalisation (ENSIP-15).

What names are allowed?

No. A .eth name is a label that points at your wallet — losing the label doesn't change the wallet.

Do expired .eth names affect wallet access?

See every .eth name's expiry date in one place, get alerts before one expires, and renew in bulk.

Keep track of your names' expiry dates

ENSv2 charges .eth name fees in USDC, a stablecoin, not ETH: what a stablecoin is, why ENS uses one, and how payment works.

Can I pay with stablecoins?

ENS cannot forcibly transfer a name: only the wallet that holds it can transfer it. How to reach a holder, when names become available, and where to report misuse.

Can a name be taken back or reassigned?

Find out whether a smart contract can have a primary name at launch, who can set it, and why the ENS apps have no button for it.

Can I set a primary name for my smart contract?

What a wallet is, how to get one, and what you pay with: USDC for the name and its network fee (gas), a little ETH for other changes.

How do I get an Ethereum wallet and ETH?

ENS works with .eth names you register and DNS domains (.com, .org, .xyz) you import. Here's how each one works.

What TLDs are supported?

Who can still act on a subname, and how to check its Roles section before you accept one.

Who controls a subname?

Transfer a .eth name on ENSv2 to a fresh wallet in ENS Explorer, with Detach the resolver on, so it no longer points at your wallet. Then check its roles.

Can I delete an ENS name? Disassociate it from your wallet

Set your avatar or banner on the General tab in the ENS App, then publish your changes.

How do I set my avatar or banner?

How ENS grew from an Ethereum Foundation idea into a community-run protocol, and why .eth avoids DNS collisions.

The story of ENS

The Name Wrapper is ENSv1 technology: what it does, wrapped states, every fuse, expiry and issuing subnames.

What is the Name Wrapper?

Check and reclaim unclaimed ETH from ENS's 2017 auction at reclaim.ens.domains. Only the original 2017 wallet can claim.

Reclaim your 2017 ENS auction deposit

How ENSv1 names are structured: the Registry, Resolvers and the .eth Registrar, and how a lookup finds a record.

How do ENSv1 names work?

Old Legacy ENS

Use delegate.ens.domains (the Multi-Delegate Manager) to delegate $ENS voting power to one or more delegates in a single transaction.

Delegate your $ENS voting power

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