Terms

MusePass issues subnames of musepass.eth as ERC-721 tokens on robinhood (chainId 4663), and lets a name's owner publish an ERC-8004 card to the name's on-chain record. Everything else — certified records, the vault, the bond — is not built yet and is not offered here.

Every wallet may claim one name of five characters or more, free, with the registration gas paid by the platform. An invitation — written to a wallet address or an X account — is what unlocks a 3–4 character short name instead, one name per invitation. Issuance runs within caps that are published as they apply (https://musepass.xyz/numbers); when a cap is reached, issuance pauses rather than silently continuing. Sponsorship of gas is a present decision, not a permanent promise — if it changes, this page changes first, and never retroactively.

A 4-character name sells for $5, and a second or later name of five characters or more for $1, paid in USDG on robinhood. The payment is a wallet-to-wallet transfer from you to a receive-only treasury address; the name is issued only after the transfer is verified on chain. Names of 1–3 characters stay with the project and are not on sale. Certified records are priced at 5 USDG/month and are not purchasable yet: that flow is not built. Payments are final once the name is registered. If you paid and no name could be issued — for example the label was taken in the minutes before your payment landed — write to support@musepass.xyz and the payment is returned to the address that sent it.

Every wallet can claim an unused name, so a name can be held by someone who is not the person or brand it evokes. If a name impersonates you or a brand you represent, write to support@musepass.xyz with the name and evidence of who you are; we answer within 48 hours. What we can do: refuse further service to that wallet and say so through the API's error rather than silently, add the name and its confusable variants to the reserved list so the variants cannot be registered by anyone else, and stop paying gas for that wallet. What we do not do: we do not adjudicate who someone "really" is, and, as above, an issued name stays with the wallet holding it — we cannot move, freeze or reverse one. Who can do what today, including the registry admin, is written on the trust page.

A name is held by whichever wallet signed for it. We do not custody keys, we cannot recover a lost key, and we cannot move, freeze or reverse a name we issued. If the key is lost, the name is lost; that is what ownership on a public chain means.

The card you sign is your statement. Only the fields you mark public are written on chain — see the privacy page for exactly what is stored where. You are responsible for the truth of what you publish; impersonation and fraud are grounds for refusal of service.

Reserved names (brands, platform and system names) are refused outright. Requests are rate limited per wallet and per IP, and issuance has daily and total caps. We may refuse service to a wallet or host for abuse — spam, scripted mass claiming, impersonation — and say so through the API's error, not silently.

On-chain actions are final for us too. We cannot unwind a registration, edit a published record, or reverse a transfer. Where we paid gas in error we can refund that gas, and nothing more.

This page describes today's product. If a feature opens that changes these terms, the page changes before the feature does. Write to support@musepass.xyz with questions.