Transfer a Domain on UD

Transfer a domain stored in Lite Wallet

Bulk Transfer 

Transfer a Domain on OpenSea

Transfer a Domain on UD

Make sure you're entering an ETH address of a non-custodial wallet, if the domain is transferred to an exchange account the possibility of regaining control of it is slim to none.

1. Go to My Domains

2. Select your domain name from the list that you would like to transfer.

3. Select the Transfer tab on the left-hand side of the page

4. In the recipient address field enter the ETH address to the wallet you'd like to transfer the domain to. You will need to check the first three boxes in order to transfer the domain. Please read each of these. You can also clear records upon transfer if you would like to remove any records you have added previously. If you check this, all data associated with the domain such as crypto addresses and websites will be removed. If you would like to keep these records on the domain do not check this box.

5. Press Transfer Domain. You will be prompted to sign a transaction in your wallet. Changes will be published to the blockchain, this can take up to 10 minutes

Transfer a Domain held in Lite Wallet using ud.me

1. First, go to ud.me/wallet and login. 

2. Once logged in, go to your domain list and click on the one you'd like to transfer and scroll down to the transfer tab:

Bulk Transfer

Users can now transfer up to 50 domains at a time from one wallet to another in just a few clicks. Log in, click 'My Domains' > 'Bulk Transfer':

Select the domains you want to transfer:

Enter the recipient's wallet address and then click 'Transfer Domains'. You will need a sign a wallet transaction for each individual domain: 

Transfer a Domain on OpenSea

In the event that you can not access our website, you can transfer your domain from one wallet to another via OpenSea. Once you transfer the domain all records will be cleared.

Keep in mind that you cover the gas fees when transferring NFTs (and this includes Web3 Domains!) to other wallets on OpenSea. For domains on Ethereum, you will need to have ETH in the wallet to cover the gas fees on the Ethereum network. If your domain is claimed to Polygon, you will need MATIC on Polygon to cover the gas fees instead.

Make sure you're entering an ETH address of a non-custodial wallet, if the domain is transferred to an exchange account the possibility of regaining control of it is slim to none.

1. Login to your OpenSea account, then click on the circle in the top right-hand corner and click Profile
   
   
2. Scroll down and click the 3 small dots in the left-hand corner of the We domain you wish to transfer, then click Transfer
   
   
   
   
3. Enter the ETH address of the recipient wallet then click Transfer
   
   
4. You will be prompted to sign a transaction in your wallet to which the domain is claimed. If the wallet does not pop up automatically, please make sure you have unlocked the wallet by clicking the extension and entering your password
   
   
5. Once the transaction is complete, OpenSea will notify you on-screen