
DotBANK is a protected, trusted, more secure and easily identifiable space on the Internet for the global banking communities and the customers it serves.
The DotBANK domain extension will have enhanced security requirements that exceed that of most existing and new gTLDs. In addition, the dot-bank domain opens up the much needed real estate on the Internet, providing new marketing and branding opportunities.
The Independent Community Bankers of America (ICBA) and EnCirca have teamed up to educate and promote .Bank domain names to community bankers everywhere.
In addition, the dot-bank domain opens up the much needed real estate on the Internet, providing new marketing and branding opportunities.
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You will need to use a mirroring service, a browser extension or a browser that supports blockchain domains. Brave is one that supports blockchain domains natively.
Major search engines do not currently index blockchain domain websites. For now, you will be able to search for them at unstoppabledomains.com, on partner applications that integrate our search bar, or on blockchain apps that index blockchain domain websites.
No. Blockchain domains are what’s called alternate roots. They are not part of the current DNS.