.cashme: Your Unique Digital ID for the Global Economy

Crypto works well for the people already using it.
The friction appears when funds need to reach someone who doesn’t have a digital ID.

While crypto technology is powerful, it often lacks the human element required for mass adoption. Wallets, keys, and 42-character addresses make sense to machines, but they create friction for people. Users need a way to be authenticated, verified, and reachable without managing the complexity of blockchain.

CashMe operates at the point where a crypto-native sender needs to transact with someone who expects to receive digital assets, without setting up a wallet, choosing a chain, or managing conversions.

Today, receiving crypto as fiat without using a wallet has a dedicated naming layer.

In collaboration with CashMe, we’re introducing .cashme, a Web3-only top-level domain designed for the exact moment where crypto meets everyday transactions.

.cashme gives recipients a clear, human-readable name they can share when someone wants to send them crypto and other digital assets, even if the recipient never interacts with wallets or blockchains. It’s built for the receiving side of the transaction, not power users.

Instead of exposing wallet complexity to the other side of a payment, .cashme acts as a simple destination. One unique name that signals crypto payments are accepted, while the operational work happens invisibly behind the scenes.

CashMe is building infrastructure that abstracts the operational burden of managing their digital identity and assets.

The platform enables recipients to accept crypto payments and receive fiat without managing wallets, chains, or conversion steps. Conversion, settlement, and payout are handled within CashMe’s infrastructure so funds arrive in familiar, usable form.

That makes CashMe especially relevant in situations where:

• The sender is crypto-native, but the recipient is not
• Payments cross borders or platforms
• Asking someone to set up a wallet would be unrealistic
• Crypto needs to work without changing how people get paid

Rather than pushing crypto literacy onto everyone involved, CashMe removes it from the equation. Senders use crypto. Recipients stay where they are.

That asymmetry is the problem CashMe is built to solve.

When someone wants to send crypto to a non-crypto user, the hardest question isn’t how to send. It’s where.

Wallet addresses imply responsibility, setup, and technical ownership. They assume the recipient lives inside the crypto stack. In many real-world cases, that assumption breaks down.

.cashme exists to represent the other side of the exchange.

It provides a naming layer for people who want to be reachable from crypto while remaining outside the mechanics of crypto. A .cashme name signals that funds can be sent onchain and received offchain, with conversion and payout handled through CashMe’s infrastructure.

This makes .cashme especially well-suited for:

• Individuals receiving crypto as fiat
• Freelancers or contractors paid by crypto-native clients
• Families, friends, or collaborators who don’t use wallets
• Anyone acting as the endpoint of a crypto transaction

.cashme complements the wallet experience by giving recipients a name that matches how they actually get paid.

Every .cashme domain includes onchain functionality that supports clarity and coordination at the point of exchange:

🌐 Onchain websites
Explain who you are, what the name is for, and how funds sent to you are handled.

🆔 UD.me profiles
Add context and trust so senders know they’re paying the right person.

💬 Messaging & Group Chat
Coordinate payments or confirm details without switching platforms.

💸 Human-readable destinations
Share a name instead of exposing technical details, while CashMe handles conversion and payout behind the scenes.

Together, these tools help reduce uncertainty at the moment where crypto cross into everyday use.

As with any new namespace, the most intuitive names are claimed first.

Early access to .cashme means securing clean, meaningful destinations that are easy to share when someone needs to send funds.

Think names like:

• me.cashme
• receive.cashme
• payout.cashme
• sendhere.cashme
• getpaid.cashme

CashMe is making it possible for crypto to work without forcing everyone to become a crypto user. .cashme carries that principle into naming, giving recipients a simple way to be reachable from the onchain world.

If people send crypto but you expect to get paid in fiat, .cashme gives you a name that fits exactly where you sit.

👉 Claim your .cashme domain today!