HemiNames

getHemiNames is a naming service on Hemi that maps short .hemi names to wallet addresses, content hashes and other records, positioned like ENS on Ethereum but implemented inside the Hemi environment shared by Bitcoin and Ethereum. The protocol splits into registry, registrar and resolver contracts: the registry maps names at any depth to owner, resolver and TTL, the registrar records the registration term and fees paid, and the resolver turns a name into a concrete resource, with each label hashed through keccak256 into a labelhash used as the index key.

A user connects a Hemi wallet, picks a name and a registration period, signs, and then manages records from an account panel, creates subdomains for projects or collaborators, and attaches payment addresses and content links to one name. Resolution plugs into the standard send flow through a MetaMask Snap, so typing a .hemi name completes a transfer and avoids mistyped long addresses; Hemi's own blog introduced the service as part of its identity layer.