The register
Every prl-name inscription the configured indexer knows about,
resolved to current owners by first-seen consensus: the lowest inscription number wins,
transfers only count from the current owner, releases free the handle for re-claim.
The scan walks the indexer's asc-ordered /inscriptions list
(100/page, capped above) and is a sample of indexed data — it is only as complete as the
indexer you point it at. Ownership = first-seen per that indexer's ordering.
Handle lookup
Entries 0
Claim a handle
Three steps: pick a handle, name the owner address, then engrave the claim with a Taproot commit/reveal inscription. Claiming costs real PRL in chain fees. Your key never leaves this page.
Step 1 — choose your handle
1–32 chars, a–z 0–9 -; no leading/trailing/double hyphens.
Normalization is lowercase-trim — Satoshi and satoshi are the same handle.
Step 2 — owner address & network
Step 3 — key, fees, commit & reveal
Signing key (page memory only)
Fees & funding
Broadcast (double-confirmed, dust-refused)
Standalone reveal-pair verifier
Paste a commit + reveal hex pair (e.g. before broadcasting) — the envelope is
parsed the way an indexer would parse it, and the prl-name JSON is
schema-validated. Anything off is refused loudly.
Verify a registration
Paste an inscription id. The page fetches the inscription and its content from your
configured indexer, schema-validates the prl-name JSON, re-normalizes the handle,
and confirms first-seen ownership against a live directory re-scan of that handle. Tampered or
losing records are refused loudly, with exact field-level reasons.