🔌The ENS Stamp
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Enhance your web3 identity by connecting your Ethereum Name Service (ENS) account to your Passport XYZ. This guide provides a straightforward process for verifying your ENS stamp, aligning your decentralized domain with your Passport activities.
Cost: ENS registration fees (variable) + Network fees
Time: 5 minutes
Validity: 90 days
Networks you can use: Ethereum
An ENS address held on the wallet address associated with your Passport.
If you do not have an ENS account, you can buy one directly from the ENS app.
The ENS must be set as your primary name.
Ensure that you are eligible for the stamp by browsing to https://app.ens.domains/.
Input your wallet address in the search field and press enter.
If you get a result like this where No primary name is set, or no names are found, you need to set your ens domain name as your primary domain. For information on how to set your primary name, Please refer to this help article from ENS.
Please note that ENS subdomains are not eligible for the ENS stamp.
The ENS name must also use one of the two default resolvers:
0x231b0ee14048e9dccd1d247744d114a4eb5e8e63
0x4976fb03c32e5b8cfe2b6ccb31c09ba78ebaba41
The resolver for your ENS is shown here:
To verify your ENS account. Follow these steps
Go to https://app.passport.xyz/ and "Sign in with Ethereum" to access your dashboard.
Click Connect on the ENS stamp card.
Click “Verify” to claim all the credentials that you are eligible for.
Confirm your account is now verified. You can confirm this by seeing the button that previously read as Connect Account will now say Verified.
Why did I successfully claim the stamp but the score was not added? When attempting to claim a stamp using more than one wallet address, the score associated with subsequent wallet addresses will not be added. It can happen in cases where the ENS domain was previously owned by a user who already claimed the ENS stamp with it. In order to obtain points in a different wallet, you will have to wait for the verified stamp to expire. Each stamp has a 90-day expiration. See here for more information.
If you encounter any issues during this process, our support team is ready to assist. You can reach out through the chat feature available at the bottom right corner of the Passport app. We're here to ensure a smooth verification process.
