SINGAPORE, Dec.19, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- SPACE ID, web3’s leading multichain domain name service, is pleased to announce its first-ever integration with The Open Network (TON) blockchain via DuckChain – the first EVM-compatible Layer 2 solution for the rapidly expanding TON network.With SPACE ID .duck domain names, DuckChain users can build their digital identities within their favorite community, gaining an enhanced user experience and increased security on DuckChain.
This integration - again - significantly simplifies the user experience by allowing users to interact and transact on Venus using their .bnb, .eth, and .arb SPACE ID handles. SPACE ID now supports 22 blockchain domain names on 18 blockchains, making it a one-stop platform for managing secure, interoperable digital identities that are set to become a pillar of web3 as security, privacy, and user authenticity become increasing concerns.
Equally, we’re thrilled to showcase DuckChain as the gateway to the TON blockchain among our loyal and active community focussed on privacy and security.” This new integration supports SPACE ID’s mission to be a truly interoperable digital identity solution.
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