Steps to claim your profile on Atomize and receive a verified badge.
Time: 5 minutes
- Go to app.atomize.xyz and search for your project.
- Connect your dapp to the wallet that has the private keys to the
controllerof the ENS domain. e.g.0xD2Aa6323f32DAe7aA8E20734260204a6eE7C1e94- If you use a Gnosis Safe to manage your ENS, connect to Atomize via WalletConnect by pasting the WalletConnect link into the WalletConnect app in your Gnosis Safe.
- Press the “Claim Profile” or “Edit Profile” button.
- Verify all fields are correct and fill out or update any fields which are not accurate.
- Click “Publish” to update your ENS record.
- MetaMask will prompt you to sign a multicall Transaction. This transaction writes each record to ENS in one batch so you do not have to approve multiple individual transactions.
- If you use a Gnosis Safe, make sure the Gnosis Safe website is open and you will see a prompt to approve the transaction.
- Your Gnosis Safe may require multiple signers to approve a transaction. The rest of the singers will find the transaction on the Transaction > Queue page.
- Once the transaction completes, refresh the page and you will have your verified blue checkmark.
Atomize is a universal directory for web3 communities. We curate Ethereum blockchain data into beautiful online locations, for fast, reliable, and authentic discovery.
We call these locations Profiles. Read our introductory article, here.
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Creating or claiming a Profile requires you to have an ENS domain. Our web3 directory is built on the ENS protocol. You can register for an ENS domain, here.
We’ve built the next great application in Web3: a universal directory for the crypto community.
Atomize helps Web3 communities establish an online presence with no counterparty risk. Our focus is transparency. Atomize allows you to search and verify that communities are authentic and up-to-date, based on what they post to the Ethereum blockchain.
Finally, a search application that works. No more rug pulls.
We’ve created beautiful on-chain identities, highly-curated and human-readable, based on the ENS protocol. We call them Profiles.