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.

Private mesh TLDs

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

Split resolution

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

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.

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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.

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DNS-over-HTTPS

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

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RDAP

Lookup ownership and registration data on the branded RDAP face.

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Authoritative NS

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

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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