KNS (Kaspa Name Service) is a protocol on Kaspa L1 that lets you register human-readable domain names for your wallet address. Kasanova supports KNS so you can use memorable .kas domains like alice.kas instead of long addresses.
The Problem It Solves
Your wallet address is this: kaspa:qpsh8rz7zsgzk2jkpsd8llxl0u4ktvxz8zngzmqd45k2w8j8lmgqlkm...
It's long, hard to remember, and easy to mess up.
With KNS, you can just say: alice.kas
Much better, right?
Why You Want One
✅ Easy to share: "alice.kas" beats typing a 50-char address
✅ Easy to remember: Your name, not a random string
✅ Looks professional: Shows you're serious about Kaspa
✅ Build identity: People know who you are
✅ Trade it: Sell domains for profit if you want
Price Tags
Shorter = More Expensive (scarcity works)
Length
Example
Protocol Fee
1-2 chars
ab.kas
4,200 KAS
3 chars
abc.kas
2,100 KAS
4 chars
abcd.kas
525 KAS
5+ chars
alice.kas
35 KAS
Five characters or longer is a flat 35 KAS—great value for most names.