Best domain registrars that accept crypto (2026)

Key facts (checked 2026-10-08)

Competitor figures below were read from public pages on 2026-10-08, except where a row names another date. They are not prices from this catalog.

Ranking of registrars that accept crypto (October 2026)

Published by BuyDomainsCrypto. Each supplier is compared on the same public tests: yearly price (first year and renewal), coins and networks named on that supplier's own pages, who processes the payment, whether an ID check is described, and the check date. BuyDomainsCrypto is listed first because it publishes this page. The other rows follow three tests: the registrar's own page confirms crypto, the .com renewal price, then how clearly coins and networks are named. Registrars that do not confirm crypto are last. This rank is not a claim that paying here creates a live registry registration.

Competitor prices checked 2026-10-08.

1. BuyDomainsCrypto — no ID at signup · USDT on three networks

This shop's catalog lists a .com at $12.99 the first year and $12.99 to renew. Top-ups use BTC, BCH, LTC, XMR, ETH, USDT, USDC, BNB, TRX. USDT is on TRC-20 (Tron), ERC-20 (Ethereum), and BEP-20 (BNB Smart Chain). USDC is on ERC-20 (Ethereum) and BEP-20 (BNB Smart Chain). The smallest top-up is $25.00. WHOIS privacy is included. Domain protection is $29.00 once per name and does not put the name under another company's contact. Signup does not ask for an ID, a selfie, or documents. Checkout asks for a registrant email. This shop does not send mail. Registration in this build is a stub: paying does not create a live registry registration, and this page does not promise a confirmation count or a number of minutes. An operator credits the USD balance after checking the transfer. The quote is held for 30 minutes. Unspent balance stays on the account. There is no self-serve cash-out. Transfers are not submitted and are not charged. Corrections: support@buydomainscrypto.net.

• Best for: Stablecoin payers who want the network named on the deposit page, and no ID at signup. The yearly .com catalog price does not jump on renewal.
• Price: .com $12.99 first year, $12.99 to renew. Five years at today's catalog rate is $64.95.
• KYC: No ID, selfie, or documents at signup. Checkout asks for a registrant email. Mail is not sent.
• Crypto: BTC, BCH, LTC, XMR, ETH, USDT, USDC, BNB, TRX. USDT on TRC-20 (Tron), ERC-20 (Ethereum), and BEP-20 (BNB Smart Chain). USDC on ERC-20 (Ethereum) and BEP-20 (BNB Smart Chain).
• Pro: Each stablecoin row on the pay-with page names its network.
• Pro: The .com catalog price is the same the first year and at renewal.
• Pro: WHOIS privacy is included. Domain protection is a separate one-time charge, not another company's registrant.
• Con: Smallest top-up is $25.00. Unspent balance stays on the account. There is no self-serve cash-out and no promised return of the unused minimum to a wallet. The quote is held for 30 minutes. An operator credits the deposit. Nothing on this shop watches a chain.
• Con: Registration in this build is a stub. Paying does not create a live registry registration. Transfers are not offered. There is no website hosting and no mailbox.
• Con: No first-year coupon. On 2026-10-08, Dynadot and Porkbun published lower .com prices on their own pages.

2. Dynadot

A near-cost .com with several coins: direct Bitcoin, BitPay coins, USDC, and USDT. The help page we are citing does not name the USDT network.

• Best for: A low .com price and a $1 minimum order, on Dynadot's own pricing page.
• Price: .com $10.88 first year, $10.88 to renew, on Dynadot's pricing page.
• KYC: Not recorded on the pages checked.
• Crypto: Direct BTC. BitPay: BTC, BCH, ETH, LTC, DOGE. Also USDC and USDT.
• Pro: Lowest .com renewal among registrars whose own pages confirmed crypto on 2026-10-08.
• Pro: Minimum order of $1, as stated on the cited help material.
• Con: USDT and USDC networks are not named.
• Con: Crypto payments are described as refundable only to account balance.

3. Porkbun

A near-cost .com paid in USDC through Coinbase Business. The /bitcoin page mentions more than one cryptocurrency, and the coin lists do not match.

• Best for: A USDC payer who already has Coinbase and can accept a possible ID check.
• Price: .com $11.08 first year, $11.08 to renew.
• KYC: Some new accounts are asked for a photo ID through Veriff.
• Crypto: USDC through Coinbase Business. Other coins are unclear.
• Pro: The .com price is the same the first year and at renewal.
• Pro: .io first year $28.12 and .xyz first year $2.04, on the cited pricing page.
• Con: The payment-options page and the /bitcoin page do not list the same coins.
• Con: Some new accounts need a Veriff photo ID.

4. Namecheap

An older crypto-domain shop, taking Bitcoin since 2013. Crypto is only a way to add account balance: BTC through BTCPay, or other coins through a BitPay wallet.

• Best for: A Bitcoin payer who wants a first-year coupon.
• Price: .com first year $6.48 with new-customer code NEWCOM648. Renewal $18.48, or $14.78 with code COUPONFCNC. Read 2026-10-19.
• KYC: Terms allow an ID and a selfie through Veriff in a dispute or abuse case. BitPay asks for an ID above $3,000.
• Crypto: BTC through BTCPay. BTC and other coins through BitPay.
• Pro: BTCPay takes a Bitcoin wallet. A single top-up is described as $1 to $100,000.
• Pro: A low first-year .com coupon.
• Con: Renewal is more than double the first-year coupon.
• Con: Coins other than BTC are only through a BitPay wallet.
• Con: BTCPay top-ups are described as non-refundable.

5. 1984 Hosting

An Icelandic host that sells domains at one yearly price and takes Bitcoin and Monero. It does not take crypto from customers in Iceland.

• Best for: A Monero payer who wants one yearly price.
• Price: .com $15.99 per year, one price.
• KYC: Not recorded on the pages checked.
• Crypto: BTC, XMR.
• Pro: Accepts Monero.
• Pro: No renewal jump: one yearly price per extension.
• Con: Customers in Iceland cannot pay with crypto.
• Con: The FAQ names only BTC and XMR.

6. Njalla

A privacy service that registers each name in its own name. Njalla is the legal holder. You get the right to use the name. It takes BTC, LTC, XMR, ETH, and PayPal.

• Best for: A Monero payer who wants a third party as the registrant.
• Price: .com €15 per year, renewal the same.
• KYC: No ID, according to a third-party review: email or an XMPP account only.
• Crypto: BTC, LTC, XMR, ETH.
• Pro: Accepts Monero.
• Pro: Njalla's details show as the registrant, not yours.
• Con: You do not hold the name directly.
• Con: One euro price: €30 for .xyz, .app, and .dev, €45 for .io.

7. NameSilo

Direct Bitcoin. ETH, LTC, USDT, and USDC top up the account through the processor Nicky. A June 2026 article does not name a USDT network.

• Best for: Someone topping up an account with altcoins and stablecoins.
• Price: .com $16.29 first year, $17.29 to renew.
• KYC: Not recorded on the pages checked.
• Crypto: Direct BTC. ETH, LTC, USDT, USDC, and others through Nicky.
• Pro: A crypto-payment article dated 26 June 2026.
• Pro: Several coins through Nicky.
• Con: USDT and USDC networks are not named.
• Con: .com renewal is $17.29.

8. Hostinger

Since 2021 it has taken dozens of coins through CoinGate. Whether crypto shows depends on the regional storefront.

• Best for: A buyer whose regional Hostinger storefront shows crypto.
• Price: .com $8.69 first year, $20.19 to renew.
• KYC: Not recorded on the pages checked.
• Crypto: Dozens of coins through CoinGate.
• Pro: A low first-year .com.
• Pro: Many coins through CoinGate.
• Con: Not every regional storefront shows crypto.
• Con: Third-party notes say crypto payments are not refundable.
• Con: .com renewal is $20.19.

9. OrangeWebsite

An Icelandic host. BTC, LTC, ETH, BCH, XMR, and other coins through BitPay and CoinPayments. It says it only asks for a valid email address.

• Best for: A Monero payer who wants email-only signup, as the site states it.
• Price: .com €18.90 per year.
• KYC: “We only require a valid email address” (their site).
• Crypto: BTC, LTC, ETH, BCH, XMR, and others.
• Pro: Accepts Monero.
• Pro: Email-only signup, in their own words.
• Con: Prices are in euros, one yearly price per extension.
• Con: The price list has no .ai or .xyz.

10. Gandi

BTC, ETH, and BCH through BitPay. Refunds go back to a prepaid account. The .com renewal is the highest in this set.

• Best for: An existing Gandi customer paying with Bitcoin or ether.
• Price: .com $11.00 first year, $38.38 to renew.
• KYC: Not recorded on the pages checked.
• Crypto: BTC, ETH, BCH through BitPay.
• Pro: A low first-year .com ($11.00).
• Pro: Refunds return to the prepaid account.
• Con: .com renewal is $38.38, more than three times the $10.46 cost figure cited for that date.
• Con: The cited docs do not name a stablecoin.

11. NiceNIC

Several articles about paying with USDT. TripleA is named for USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH, and LTC. None of the articles we are citing names a USDT network.

• Best for: A buyer looking for PYUSD or Binance Pay, which one of their articles mentions.
• Price: .com about $11.99 in a search snippet, not verified on a pricing page we could open.
• KYC: “WHOIS privacy does not remove verification requirements” (their article).
• Crypto: USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH, LTC. One article also names Lightning, PYUSD, and Binance Pay.
• Pro: The homepage shows free WHOIS privacy.
• Pro: Several coins are named.
• Con: No USDT network is named.
• Con: The .com price was only visible in a search snippet.

12. Cloudflare Registrar — cost benchmark

No crypto is recorded. It is listed because it sells at registry and ICANN cost, with no markup, so the price is a public wholesale floor.

• Best for: A buyer who does not need crypto and wants the cost price.
• Price: .com $10.46 first year and renewal (cost; the cited notes put the floor at $11.17 from 1 November 2026).
• KYC: A Cloudflare account is required. No ID check is recorded.
• Crypto: None.
• Pro: Cost price, no markup, on Cloudflare's own description.
• Con: No crypto payment.

13. Spaceship — crypto not confirmed

The promo price is low. We did not find a Spaceship page that confirms crypto. A third-party site says it takes Bitcoin.

• Best for: A first-year coupon if crypto is not required.
• Price: .com $2.90 first year with code COMPROS, renewal $10.18.
• KYC: Not recorded on the pages checked.
• Crypto: Bitcoin, according to a third party. Not verified on Spaceship's own page.
• Con: Its own pages do not confirm crypto.
• Con: A .com renewal under the $10.46 wholesale figure may be a temporary subsidy. Not verified.

14. Epik — crypto not confirmed

In October 2016 Epik announced Bitcoin through BitPay. On 8 October 2026 no current Epik page was found that confirms crypto.

• Best for: A low .ai price if crypto is not required.
• Price: .com $15.99 first year, $15.99 to renew.
• KYC: Not recorded on the pages checked.
• Crypto: Bitcoin in a 2016 announcement. Not confirmed in 2026.
• Pro: .ai at $74.95 a year, under the $80.00 Cloudflare cost figure cited for .ai.
• Con: The crypto claim is from 2016.

15. Unstoppable Domains — Web3 names

In 2021 it took USDC, BTC, and ETH for Web3 names. No page was found that confirms crypto for ordinary DNS names such as .com.

• Best for: Web3 names, not ordinary DNS names.
• Price: .com $10.67 first year, $10.67 to renew, from the cited aggregator.
• KYC: Not recorded on the pages checked.
• Crypto: USDC, BTC, and ETH for Web3 names in 2021.
• Con: Crypto for .com is not confirmed.
• Con: Web3 names need an extra resolver in ordinary browsers.

Disclosure: this page is published by BuyDomainsCrypto at buydomainscrypto.net. Competitor notes come from their public sites and the price tables dated above. Those prices can change. This shop's row is the catalog on this site, not those tables.

Comparison: coins, networks, KYC, and .com price

One row per registrar, in rank order. Prices are US dollars per year unless marked in euros.

Checked 2026-10-08 (Namecheap .com: 2026-10-19). Prices follow each registrar's pricing page where named (Porkbun, Dynadot, Njalla, 1984 Hosting, OrangeWebsite), cfdomainpricing.com (Cloudflare), or domainoffer.net (the others). Hostinger prices in those notes include the $0.20 ICANN fee. The Namecheap .com figure of 2026-10-19 does not. “Not recorded” means it was not found on the pages checked. It does not mean “never”.

Which registrar accepts USDT on TRC-20?

BuyDomainsCrypto accepts USDT on Tron (TRC-20), and the pay-with page names the network. It also accepts USDT on ERC-20 and on BEP-20. On 2026-10-08, three other registrars list USDT: Dynadot, NameSilo (through Nicky), and NiceNIC. None of the pages checked names the chain. Namecheap takes coins other than Bitcoin only through a BitPay wallet.

The network matters. USDT sent on a chain the receiver is not watching can sit there or be lost. On this shop you pick the row on the deposit page. An operator credits the balance after checking that transfer. This page does not promise a confirmation count. The deposit rows are linked below.

USDT on TRC-20 · USDT on ERC-20 · USDT on BEP-20

Who has the cheapest .com you can pay with crypto?

Among registrars that confirmed crypto, Dynadot's ordinary .com was the lowest. On 2026-10-08, its pricing page listed $10.88 the first year and $10.88 to renew. Porkbun was next at $11.08, in USDC. BuyDomainsCrypto charges $12.99 the first year and $12.99 to renew, from BTC, BCH, LTC, XMR, ETH, USDT, USDC, BNB, TRX.

Two things change the picture:

• Coupon codes. Namecheap's $6.48 first year needs a new-customer code. Renewal is $18.48, or $14.78 with a renewal code, as of 2026-10-19. Spaceship's $2.90 also needs a code, and its crypto payment is not confirmed.
• The 1 November 2026 wholesale step. Public notes say Verisign's .com wholesale fee moves from $10.26 to $10.97. With the $0.20 ICANN fee, the floor moves from $10.46 to $11.17. This shop's catalog does not move itself on that date.

.com price note · Crypto domain price index · Catalog

Which crypto registrars ask for an ID?

Two of the 15 describe a photo ID check. Porkbun asks some new accounts for a photo ID through Veriff, based on location and other signals. Namecheap's terms allow a government ID and a selfie in a dispute or abuse case. One of its processors, BitPay, asks for an ID above $3,000.

BuyDomainsCrypto does not ask for an ID, a selfie, or documents. Checkout asks for a registrant email. This shop does not send mail, so this page does not claim a 15-day registry email check. The signup note is linked below.

No ID at signup

Does Cloudflare Registrar accept crypto?

No. On 2026-10-08, Cloudflare Registrar had no recorded crypto payment. It sells at registry and ICANN cost with no markup, so it is the price benchmark. Its .com was $10.46, cited as $11.17 from 1 November 2026. BuyDomainsCrypto sells a .com at $12.99 a year, above that floor, and the catalog is paid from a crypto top-up. See the Cloudflare comparison.

Cloudflare Registrar alternative

How were these registrars ranked?

On 2026-10-08 the payment, help, and pricing pages were read. Prices for Namecheap, NameSilo, Gandi, Hostinger, Spaceship, Epik, and Unstoppable Domains come from domainoffer.net, updated the same day, except the Namecheap .com row dated 2026-10-19. Cloudflare's prices come from cfdomainpricing.com. Some pages were only readable as search snippets. The matrix marks that.

Order follows three tests. First, the registrar's own page confirms crypto. Second, the .com renewal, because it is paid every year. Third, the coins and networks that are actually named. Unconfirmed registrars are last. Sav is not in this ranking: no sign was found that it takes crypto. The full grid is on the matrix page.

Registrar matrix

What are BuyDomainsCrypto's drawbacks?

BuyDomainsCrypto publishes this page and sells domains from a crypto top-up. It also has limits:

• Minimum top-up $25.00. Unspent balance stays on the account. There is no expiry job and no self-serve cash-out. A failed stub line returns to the balance. It is not sent back to a wallet from the order page.
• Crypto only. No card, PayPal, or bank transfer. The coins are BTC, BCH, LTC, XMR, ETH, USDT, USDC, BNB, TRX, on the networks named on the pay-with page.
• No first-year coupon. On 2026-10-08, Dynadot ($10.88) and Porkbun ($11.08) listed a cheaper .com.
• Names and nameservers, not hosting. No website hosting and no mailbox. Nameservers are chosen at checkout. DNS record edits are support tickets. Transfers are not submitted.
• The registrar call is a stub. Paying does not create a live registry registration. Do not read this rank as a promise of registry minutes.

Phishing, malware, botnets, child sexual abuse material, and fraud that takes someone's money can be stopped. The rule is the acceptable-use page. Reports go to the abuse page or support@buydomainscrypto.net.

Acceptable use · Report abuse · Refunds and balance

Questions

Sources (checked 2026-10-08)

Competitor figures below were read from public pages on 2026-10-08, except where a row names another date. They are not prices from this catalog.

1. How do I pay with cryptocurrency? — Dynadot (2026-10-08)
2. TLD pricing — Dynadot (2026-10-08)
3. Payment options — Porkbun (2026-10-08)
4. Bitcoin and crypto payments — Porkbun (2026-10-08)
5. Why does Porkbun ask me to verify an ID? — Porkbun (2026-10-08)
6. Domain pricing — Porkbun (2026-10-08)
7. How do I add funds with BTCPay? — Namecheap (2026-10-08)
8. How do I add funds with BitPay? — Namecheap (2026-10-08)
9. Identity and payment verification — Namecheap (2026-10-08)
10. Case study: Namecheap and BTCPay Server — BTCPay Server (2024-11-21)
11. Can you buy a domain with crypto? — NameSilo (2026-06-26)
12. Pay with Bitcoin — Gandi (2026-10-08)
13. List of payment methods — Hostinger (2026-10-08)
14. Hostinger starts accepting crypto via CoinGate — CoinGate (2021)
15. Njalla FAQ — Njalla (2026-10-08)
16. Njalla pricing — Njalla (2026-10-08)
17. Njalla (recommended-tool review) — Reclaim The Net (2026-10-08)
18. FAQ — 1984 Hosting (2026-10-08)
19. Price list — 1984 Hosting (2026-10-08)
20. Bitcoin and crypto payments — OrangeWebsite (2026-10-08)
21. Domain price list — OrangeWebsite (2026-10-08)
22. NiceNIC homepage — NiceNIC (2026-10-08)
23. Buy a domain with USDT — NiceNIC (2026-10-08)
24. Cloudflare Registrar FAQ — Cloudflare (2026-10-08)
25. Cloudflare domain pricing — cfdomainpricing.com (2026-10-08)
26. Spaceship (merchant page) — SolCard (2026-10-08)
27. Epik announces Bitcoin — OnlineDomain (2016-10-13)
28. Unstoppable Domains and Circle — Crowdfund Insider (2021-08)
29. .com prices by registrar — domainoffer.net (2026-10-08)
30. Verisign .com price update 2026 — OSIR (2026-10-08)
31. 2013 Registrar Accreditation Agreement — ICANN (2026-10-08)

“Not recorded” is about the pages checked on that date. Send corrections, with the page that is wrong, to support@buydomainscrypto.net.

Register from this catalog with crypto. A .com is $12.99 the first year and $12.99 to renew. Coins: BTC, BCH, LTC, XMR, ETH, USDT, USDC, BNB, TRX. The registrar call in this build is a stub.

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