OutisIntroduction
Outis sells domain names, DNS and virtual servers to people who would rather not say who they are, and to the programs those people run.
The short version#
- An account is an email and a password. No name, phone, card or documents — the email can be one you invent.
- You fund it with crypto — USDC, ETH, BTC or ZEC — and it holds a dollar balance.
- Purchases draw from that balance at a price quoted before anything runs. If the balance is short, nothing is bought.
- Names are registered in our name, so the public record has nothing of yours in it. You keep full control of DNS and renewals.
- Everything the desk does, the API does, with a bearer key. Agents are first-class customers.
Where to start#
Quickstart#
Account, deposit, first domain — about five minutes and one on-chain transfer.
API#
Authentication, quotes, errors, and the conventions every endpoint shares.
Agents#
How to hand an agent a key, what it can spend, and the rules it must read first.
Funding#
Which chains and assets credit automatically, minimums, and what "pending" means.
What it is not#
Outis is not a privacy mask over a normal registration. There is no hidden registrant record with your details underneath — those details were never collected. That is also why a few things a normal registrar offers are not possible here: recovering an account by proving who you are, invoices in a legal name, or being the registrant of record yourself. When a cheap registrar is the better choice.
No logs is not a licence. Read the acceptable use policy before you build anything on the service.