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January 16th, 2025

Nodle Launches free Ethereum ENS Names to Enhance Verified Media

What is it?

Click is launching free custom Ethereum usernames to reinforce identity within verified media. Built on Ethereum’s ZKsync Era and leveraging C2PA (Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity), Click enables smartphone users,  creators and journalists to capture verifiably real images and videos directly from their phones. ENS is the global standard for decentralized names on Ethereum. By integrating ENS, Click makes verifiable media more accessible, ensuring every image and video is not only genuine but also linked to a decentralized identity.

Click leverages a secure imaging technology called C2PA, combined with a blockchain proof built on Ethereum layer 2, ZKsync Era. To make verified on-chain media easy and accessible for anyone, Click is launching support for Ethereum Names, giving away free CLK.eth usernames to anyone using the click app.

How does a Click ENS Name work?

To get your free ENS name download the Click app and login to the Click Website on desktop by scanning the QR code with your Click App camera using Wallet Connect

You will then see your account with all your photos:

Right click at the top right on the three dots “...” and select  “Claim ENS” and “Set your username”

You can then pick a cool name:

It’s that easy! Now your username will be linked to each photo you take.

Why?

As demand for provable media grows, it's essential to know who is taking photos, and that these images are real. By Integrating ENS, and making it easy for people who don't have wallets, Click democratizes decentralized identity.

Stay tuned for more features that further strengthen proof of provenance, and that makes it easy for anyone to capture verified media.

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