gTLD face · Private TLDs · DoH · RDAP

Names that work on the mesh and the public web

0trust.name is the public naming face for 0Trust: private mesh TLDs, DNS-over-HTTPS for split resolution, RDAP lookup, and registrar tooling — without inventing a second root for the Internet.

Face0trust.name·DoHdns.0trust.name/dns-query·RDAPrdap.0trust.name

Why a naming plane

Apps need private product namespaces and full-system resolution for the public Internet — one resolver, clear horizons.

①

Private mesh TLDs

Register non-ICANN extension zones for product and mesh names — .mesh, .social, .tunnel, and open private labels.

②

Split resolution

Private suffixes answer on the 0Trust plane. Everything else falls through to normal public recursion.

③

Public brand face

ICANN domain 0trust.name for DoH, RDAP, and NS branding. Not a claim on the global root.

What you get

Registry, authoritative answers, and client-friendly endpoints in one stack.

🏷

Registrar + zones

Hierarchical ownership, product zones, and operator tools on the control plane.

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Proven records

Optional cryptographic lineage for zone mutations via SDF grants.

📡

DNS-over-HTTPS

RFC 8484 DoH for browsers and OS secure DNS. One URL for private + public.

🔎

RDAP

Lookup ownership and registration data on the branded RDAP face.

🧭

Authoritative NS

ns.0trust.cloud / services / social mesh for delegated zones and private labels.

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Same control plane

Identity, PKI, and naming share 0trust.cloud — one operator model.

Resolve with DoH

Point secure DNS at a 0Trust DoH URL for full-system resolution.

gTLD face

https://dns.0trust.name/dns-query\nhttps://0trust.name/dns-query

Cloud face

https://dns.0trust.cloud/dns-query\nhttps://0trust.cloud/dns-query

Also

RDAP  https://rdap.0trust.name\nNS    ns.0trust.cloud\n      ns.0trust.services

Start with identity, then name your mesh

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