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Short answers to the questions people ask first.
Getting started
Claim a name
Go to Get a .mojo, type a name (letters & numbers), and check if it is available or taken. Your name.mojo is minted on Chia to your wallet's key: a DID you hold, soulbound to you. $10 once, paid in XCH from your own wallet.
I already have a NamID name
Then you do not need a .mojo. Any NamID name can sign in here, for example a .chia: choose Connect Wallet, connect the wallet that holds it, and pick it. Only .mojo names are sold on this site.
What is a DID?
A decentralised identifier held in your Chia wallet. It is your account root here — there is no email/password login. You prove control by signing with the wallet.
Wallets
Which wallets work?
SageX and the Chia reference wallet via WalletConnect, and the SageX web extension as an injected browser wallet. Set them up on the Connect Wallet button (top right) — it lists every way in, including Sign in with a NamID name for any NamID name whose key this browser holds.
Will MyMojos move my coins?
No. The app builds wallet-signable requests. Nothing is signed or spent unless you approve it in your wallet.
Honest status
MyMojos runs on Chia testnet11 and has not been audited. Working today: buying a .mojo name, signing in with any NamID name, the Town Square, MyVault (uploads, IPFS pinning, minting from your own wallet), Records and Verify. The registry's fingerprint is committed to the chain every 15 minutes when it changes. You can pay a name on chain or keep a tab on the Payments page; off-chain channels run in ChiaX only, and a payment hub is designed but not running. Nothing here is on mainnet.
Lost your key?
Recover your SLD
Two ways to never lose your name: rotate to a new key using a recovery key you set at claim time, or turn on 🛡️ Insured by MyMojos — we hold a recover-only guardian key (modelled on Chia vaults) that can re-key your name but can never spend it, clawback-protected.
Recover or insure your SLD →Contact
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