Resolve Handshake Domains
Handshake TLDs require a special DNS resolver to work in your browser. Pick the method that works best for you.
HNS.to Gateway
The easiest option — no configuration needed. Just prefix any Handshake domain with hns.to/ in your browser address bar.
NextDNS
Free DNS service with built-in Handshake support. Works on all devices and browsers. Enable once and all Handshake domains resolve automatically.
HDNS.io Public Resolver
Change your device DNS settings to use HDNS — a free public Handshake resolver. No account needed. Works system-wide.
IPv6: 2a0d:2a00:1:::
Bob Wallet Extension
Browser extension for Chrome and Firefox with built-in Handshake resolution plus full HNS wallet functionality.
Mobile (iOS & Android)
On mobile, use NextDNS or change your WiFi/cellular DNS settings to 103.196.38.38 to resolve Handshake domains.
Run Your Own Node
For maximum decentralization, run your own HSD full node with the recursive resolver enabled. This requires a Linux server or VPS.
Step-by-step: NextDNS Setup (Recommended)
🆒 Windows / Mac
hns.to/nb or any Handshake domain — it should load without the hns.to prefix once configured.📱 iOS (iPhone / iPad)
Ready to Visit Your TLD?
Once your resolver is set up, your Handshake domain will work just like any regular website.
Register a TLD →