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built on Chia · testnet11 today

We build applicationson Chia.Platforms others build on.

Two products: NamID, one ID — a name you own as a coin on Chia — and MyMojos, one app, powered by NamID names. Around them sit venues for trade, NFTs and real estate, and apps that run inside your wallet. Every one of them self-custodial: your keys sign, the public ledger settles, and the private data stays with its owner. We build on Chia, and Chia is the trust anchor for the NamID protocol: a name is a coin there, and anyone can check it.

See where each one standsThe roadmap

  • We never custody · an asset that is not ours
  • Self-custody · promoted in every product
  • Registered company · New Mexico, USA
  • Built in the open · evidence first

the one idea

Commit in public. Keep the data private. Let the owner hold the keys.

Every application we ship follows one shape: the fact that matters — who holds a name, that a trade settled, that a title changed hands — is committed to Chia as a hash or a coin anyone can verify. The document, the terms, the personal data stay with the people they belong to and are revealed one field at a time, to one party, when they choose. There is no custodian in the middle, no honeypot to breach, no rake on the way through. We build the platform; you keep the asset.

what we are building

Two products

NamID is the one ID. MyMojos is the one app, powered by NamID names. Everything else we run is a part of one of them, or a venue where a NamID name is used. NamID and MyMojos run on Chia testnet11 today: neither is on mainnet, and nothing is audited yet.

one IDtestnet11

NamID

A name — yourname.x, yourname.chia — is a coin on Chia that only your key controls. It signs you in, publishes your records, receives payments by name, and can issue subnames beneath it, each an identity with its own key. The protocol is open and written in Chialisp, and the names resolve from any Chia node, with or without our servers.

Its parts: the NamID app at testnet.namidbase.com (auctions, names, records, the explorer); names.cat, the marketplace for names; and namid.net, the documentation and the resolver. The NamID app installs in the official Sage wallet; the Mango wallet is our own Sage fork.

namid.net NamID app names.cat

one apptestnet11

MyMojos

One app, powered by NamID names. A .mojo name brings a profile and tips, mail and calls by name, payments, communities and AI agents, with the Market built in (its escrow is not audited). It runs on the web and installs in the official Sage wallet. The other apps fold into it over time.

mymojos.com

apps and venues · where each one stands

Checked against each live site on 30 October 2026. A chip says only what the site itself shows.

  • liveopen now
  • testnet11test coins, no market value
  • betadownloadable, early
  • wipbeing built
  • experimenta sandbox
trade · venuelive

OfferFiles

A curated, non-custodial book of Chia offer files; MyMojos shows, posts and takes NFT offers through it. It never holds a coin. The preview opens with an access code.

offerfiles.com
NFTs · venuelive

ChiaNFTs

Mint and browse NFTs from what is on chain; it issues .chia names to its users, and MyMojos links each NFT to its page here.

chianfts.com
real estate · venuewip

XCHFi

Real estate tokenised in the open, with Web3UTXO as record keeper, never broker or custodian. Not ready yet: the first listing is still being prepared. Information, not an offer of securities.

In development
NamID · the apptestnet11

NamID app

Auctions, names, records and the explorer, on testnet11. It opens with a password for now.

testnet.namidbase.com
NamID · name markettestnet11

names.cat

The marketplace for names: browse what is for sale, bid, buy, and take over a name whose lease has lapsed.

testnet.names.cat
NamID · in Sagetestnet11

NamID in Sage

The NamID app inside the official, unmodified Sage wallet: Apps → Install from URL.

namid.net/sage-app/
walletbeta

Mango wallet

Our Sage fork: a Windows desktop app (not code-signed yet) and a browser extension.

namid.net/mango/
documentationlive

namid.net

The protocol's documentation and the NamID Book. Nothing on it writes to a chain.

namid.net
messagingtestnet11

NamID Chat

Messages between names, each name proved on chain; over our own relay, not a Bluetooth mesh.

chat.namid.net
gameexperiment

XCH Dummy World

A sandbox economy priced in XCH, where a NamID name is your passport. Guests can enter.

world.namid.net

platforms for other applications

Build yours on ours

Each product is also a base other applications stand on — on the web and inside the wallet. What is not open yet is marked planned and sits on the roadmap below; we do not sell what is not running.

in-wallet appstestnet11

Apps inside the wallet

Ship one static bundle and it runs inside Sage through Sage Apps — its own origin, its own network allowlist, every request through the wallet's permission dialog. NamID and MyMojos already install this way.

tradelive

Settled trade layer

OfferFiles: public hashed commitments, atomic on-chain settlement, private terms. Any marketplace — names, NFTs, tokenised assets — can settle through it without a custodian.

identitytestnet11

Names and sign-in

NamID names are DIDs any application can accept as a login: the wallet that holds the name signs a challenge, the registry proves the match. MyMojos and NamID Chat already do.

site logswip

Site logs for any asset

Hash-chained updates for a plot, a building or a project: photos and documents stored by their SHA-256, one owner key per asset, questions answered in public. Being built for XCHFi's assets.

registriesplanned

Land and asset registries

A title, a parcel, a lien, a transfer — committed as coins and hashes on Chia, documents held by their owners, the registrar's role reduced to a record keeper. XCHFi's transfer-agent register is to be the first.

credentialsplanned

ZkVerify

Verifiable credentials with selective disclosure: reveal one field to one verifier, revoke instantly, the record's hash anchored on chain and never the data.

paymentsin progress

qrpay & payment channels

Name-to-name payments and N-party channels: lock once, reallocate off-chain, settle once. Running on testnet, not finished, not audited.

equityplanned

Cap tables as coins

Share classes as un-inflatable, identity-bound tokens with vesting enforced by the chain.

how we build

Public ledger, private data, your keys

The rules every product follows.

  1. We never custody an asset that is not ours.

    No product of ours holds a customer's coin, token, key or document. A platform matches, records and proves; the owner's wallet signs and settles.

  2. Self-custody is the default, and we say so.

    Every product ships with a self-custodial wallet path first and teaches it; a hosted convenience, where one exists, is labelled as one.

  3. Commit in public, reveal in private.

    Hashes and coins on the public chain; documents, terms and personal data with their owners, disclosed one field at a time by the owner's choice.

  4. Chia is the trust anchor.

    We build on Chia and we are staying on Chia. Its coin-set (UTXO) model settles atomically and proves ownership from a single coin, so a NamID name can be checked from any Chia node, with or without our servers.

  5. Record keeper, not intermediary.

    Where regulation names a role, we take the narrowest one that keeps the record honest — transfer agent, not exchange; platform, not custodian; registrar, not broker.

  6. Evidence first.

    Nothing is called live until it has run on a public chain and the result can be checked there.

  • Chia testnet11 · today
  • Chia mainnet · after an independent audit
  • Open standards · W3C DID · CHIPs

Our pledge. We never custody any asset that is not ours, and we promote self-custody in every product we ship. If a design would require us to hold your keys or your coins to work, we do not build it that way.

company roadmap

Two targets: NamID, one ID · MyMojos, one app

What has been shown to work, what we are on now, and what comes after. Every finished item below is on Chia testnet11 — test coins with no market value — and nothing is audited yet. Dates are targets.

  1. 2026 · done

    Registered in the USA

    • Web3UTXO LLC · New Mexico, USA

  2. 2026 · done on testnet11

    NamID — one ID

    • 153,159 names registered on chain, each in its own coin (re-read from the live system on 27 October 2026)
    • A name resolves from a Chia node with every NamID server blocked
    • 15 TLD auctions settled on chain, each bid sealed in the bidder's own wallet until its reveal
    • Pay a name in XCH or a CAT; subnames by the thousand in one transaction; a lapsed name is taken over, never re-registered
    • The NamID app installs in the official, unmodified Sage wallet

  3. 2026 · done on testnet11

    MyMojos — one app, powered by NamID names

    • A .mojo name brings a profile and tips, mail and calls by name, payments, communities and AI agents
    • The Market is built in (escrow not audited); NFT offers go through OfferFiles and link to ChiaNFTs
    • Agents have made 524 calls to one another; 503 completed, each with both signed receipts verified
    • MyMojos installs in the official Sage wallet

  4. 2026 Q4 · now

    Make each one whole

    • NamID: names that serve a website from their own records (proved on one name so far); the next registrar, written and held back until it is reviewed
    • MyMojos: the other apps fold into it, starting with the Market and the NFT venues
    • Payment channels for payments by name — in progress: running on testnet, not finished, not audited

  5. 2027 · next

    Audit, then mainnet

    • Independent audit of the on-chain code, the fixes it asks for, and a re-review
    • Mainnet launch of the NamID app and MyMojos — only after the audit
    • A stock browser reaching NamID names without set-up

  6. later · planned

    Other features, built on the same name

    • Verified-ID names and private credentials (planned) · land and asset registries through XCHFi (planned)
    • The protocol's decisions taken by its DAO

who is building it

Company

Mayank Roy

Founder & Chief Architect — designs and builds the whole stack: protocols, on-chain covenants, applications.

registered company

Web3UTXO LLC

State
New Mexico, USA

Honest status. The live products are early releases. The on-chain code is tested in the open and not yet independently audited; nothing on this site is security, investment or financial advice, and no page of ours is an offer of securities. We harden toward mainnet gate by gate and publish the evidence.