How to Register a Domain Using Monero — Full Privacy Walkthrough
Description
Most domain registrars require your real name, address, phone number, and a credit card — permanently tying your identity to a public asset.
In this video, I show a real, end-to-end example of how to buy a domain using Monero, what information is actually required, how the payment process works, and how to get the domain live after registration — all while keeping your identity separate from the domain itself.
Created site: https://moneropricenow.com/
This walkthrough covers:
Finding a Monero-friendly domain registrar
Registering a domain with email + Monero only
Paying via BTCPay Server with Monero
Waiting for manual domain review
Changing nameservers
Pointing DNS to a server
Seeing the site go live after DNS propagation
This video was made in response to a poll on X.com asking for a real example, not just a list of services.
Once the domain is registered, it unlocks everything else — hosting, DNS architecture, security, performance tuning, backups, and marketing. Buying the domain privately is the foundation.
🔗 Monero-friendly services directory: https://monerica.com
If you want follow-ups on:
Private web hosting
DNS and nameserver choices
Cloudflare vs self-hosted DNS
Privacy-focused site deployment
⚠️ This video is for informational purposes only. It is not financial, tax, or legal advice.
❤️If this helped you, please donate to Monerica (thank you!):
8BciMHULmH1Gu6Jrwv1vEJB11f3sNNSGRVU2PKMuaMJ48wndUuNDbaZ94ijH7H3fKQbhkUA5k98ZHUB3cmuoJjwV7WcT3dC
In this video, I show a real, end-to-end example of how to buy a domain using Monero, what information is actually required, how the payment process works, and how to get the domain live after registration — all while keeping your identity separate from the domain itself.
Created site: https://moneropricenow.com/
This walkthrough covers:
Finding a Monero-friendly domain registrar
Registering a domain with email + Monero only
Paying via BTCPay Server with Monero
Waiting for manual domain review
Changing nameservers
Pointing DNS to a server
Seeing the site go live after DNS propagation
This video was made in response to a poll on X.com asking for a real example, not just a list of services.
Once the domain is registered, it unlocks everything else — hosting, DNS architecture, security, performance tuning, backups, and marketing. Buying the domain privately is the foundation.
🔗 Monero-friendly services directory: https://monerica.com
If you want follow-ups on:
Private web hosting
DNS and nameserver choices
Cloudflare vs self-hosted DNS
Privacy-focused site deployment
⚠️ This video is for informational purposes only. It is not financial, tax, or legal advice.
❤️If this helped you, please donate to Monerica (thank you!):
8BciMHULmH1Gu6Jrwv1vEJB11f3sNNSGRVU2PKMuaMJ48wndUuNDbaZ94ijH7H3fKQbhkUA5k98ZHUB3cmuoJjwV7WcT3dC
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