web3utxo

the one idea

Commit in public. Keep the data private. Let the owner hold the keys.

Every application we ship follows one shape: the fact that matters — who holds a name, which key speaks for it — is committed to an open public blockchain as a hash or a coin anyone can verify. The document, the terms, the personal data stay with the people they belong to and are revealed one field at a time, to one party, when they choose. There is no custodian in the middle, no honeypot to breach, no rake on the way through. We build the platform; you keep the asset.

what is live

Products

Each card links to the live application — and both also run inside your wallet as dApps. The protocols and interfaces are chain-agnostic by design.

naming & identity · live

NamID Protocol — namid.net

A naming layer where a root (.xch, .mojo, .chia, .x) is a coin that can never be sold, the names beneath it are coins people own, and every name is a W3C decentralized identifier (did:namid) you can sign in with. Names resolve only with a proof a wallet verifies against consensus. Application outlet at namidbase.com; the name marketplace at names.cat; the SageX wallet on desktop, CLI and browser.

namid.net → NamIDBase → names.cat →

social identity · live

MyMojos — mymojos.com

A social square where the username is the identity, not an account we hold: every member gets a soulbound .mojo name bound to their key, never transferable, never renewed. Sign in with it, post from it, mint what you make into a vault you hold yourself.

mymojos.com →

platforms for other applications

Build yours on ours

NamID is also a base other applications stand on — on the web and inside the wallet.

identity · live

Names and sign-in

NamID names are DIDs any application can accept as a login: the wallet that holds the name signs a challenge, the registry proves the match. MyMojos already does.

in-wallet apps · live

Apps inside the wallet

Ship one static bundle and it runs inside SageX, inside Sage through Sage Apps, and inside the Chia reference wallet through ChiaX — its own origin, its own network allowlist, every request through the wallet's permission dialog. NamID and MyMojos already run this way.

how we build

Public ledger, private data, your keys

The rules every product follows, whatever chain it runs on.

We never custody an asset that is not ours. No product of ours holds a customer's coin, token, key or document. A platform matches, records and proves; the owner's wallet signs and settles.
Self-custody is the default, and we say so. Every product ships with a self-custodial wallet path first and teaches it; a hosted convenience, where one exists, is labelled as one.
Commit in public, reveal in private. Hashes and coins on the public chain; documents, terms and personal data with their owners, disclosed one field at a time by the owner's choice.
Blockchain-agnostic by design. Protocols are specified independently of any chain; the first implementations use a coin-set (UTXO) model because it settles atomically and proves ownership from a single coin. The same designs port to other UTXO and account chains as the roadmap reaches them.
Record keeper, not intermediary. Where regulation names a role, we take the narrowest one that keeps the record honest — registrar, not custodian; platform, not broker.
Open source, evidence published. Source, tests and gap ledgers are public; nothing is called live until it has run on a public chain and the evidence is posted.

Coin-set (UTXO) chains · liveOther UTXO chains · designed forAccount chains · designed forOpen standards · W3C DID · CHIPs

Our pledge. We never custody any asset that is not ours, and we promote self-custody in every product we ship. If a design would require us to hold your keys or your coins to work, we do not build it that way.

company roadmap

Where we are going

What is running, what is next, and what is only a plan. Dates are targets; the evidence for each finished item is public.

2026 Q2–Q3 · done
The naming layer, three outlets, one wallet
- NamID Protocol: soulbound roots, names as coins, did:namid, verify-or-refuse resolution
- namid.net · namidbase.com · names.cat · SageX (desktop, CLI, extension)
- MyMojos at mymojos.com: soulbound .mojo names, sign-in with the name, posting from it
2026 Q4 · now
Prove it on mainnet · apps inside the wallet
- web3utxo LLC: formation in the United States, in progress
- Independent audit of the covenants; first real root auction on mainnet; CHIP to Review; did:namid registered with W3C
- Apps inside the wallet: NamID and MyMojos preinstalled in SageX, installable in Sage, and running in the Chia reference wallet through ChiaX
2027 H1 · planned
Names as login, everywhere
- NamID sign-in across the ecosystem: marketplaces, wallets, explorers
2027 H2 · planned
Second chain, and the protocol handed to its DAO
- The naming protocol implemented on a second open chain — the blockchain-agnostic promise made real
- Browser-native names (.x as web domains); NamID treasury handed to its DAO

who is building it

Company

Mayank Roy

Founder & Chief Architect — designs and builds the whole stack: protocols, on-chain covenants, applications.

company

Jurisdiction: United States
Entity: LLC — formation in progress
Contact: help@web3utxo.com

Honest status. The live products are early releases. The on-chain code is tested in the open and not yet independently audited; nothing on this site is security, investment or financial advice, and no page of ours is an offer of securities. We harden toward mainnet gate by gate and publish the evidence.