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Hashgraph Name Review 2026: Hedera Identity Testnet
Hashgraph Name is presented as a Hedera Name Service for claiming an identity. The site is on testnet, and key details about registration, fees and how names work are not established.
By the DappsAtlas editorial team · Updated
DappsAtlas score
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Our verdict on Hashgraph Name
Hashgraph Name may interest Hedera users looking for a blockchain identity or naming service, but the project is only established here as a testnet site with an identity-claiming purpose. Its name-registration flow, supported wallets, fees, renewal rules and production status are not published. Treat it as an early-stage testnet service, and avoid relying on a claimed name for important activity until those details are clear.
Score breakdown
How Hashgraph Name scores
- Security
- n/a
- Ease of use
- n/a
- Fees
- n/a
- Features
- n/a
Scores run from 0 to 10 and are based only on facts we could verify. Where information was missing we mark the score n/a rather than guess.
What is Hashgraph Name?
Hashgraph Name, also titled Hedera Name Service, is presented as a way to claim an identity on Hedera. Its official site is on testnet, and details about name registration, resolution, supported wallets and production availability are not established.
How Hashgraph Name works
A name service generally lets users claim a human-readable name that can represent an identity or account on a blockchain. The specific name format, registration process and what a claimed name resolves to are not established for Hashgraph Name.
The site is presented as a testnet service. Its interaction and any wallet or account requirements are not published, so confirm details in the interface before connecting a wallet or signing a transaction.
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Key features
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Hedera identity
The service is described as a way to claim an identity on Hedera.
Pros and cons
What we like
- The stated purpose is clear: claiming an identity on Hedera.
- The project is explicitly presented as a Hedera service.
- The site is identified as testnet, making its environment clear.
Watch out for
- The site is identified as a testnet service, not a confirmed production service.
- Registration steps, supported name formats and wallet requirements are not published.
- Fees, renewal rules, team details and security audits are not published.
Hashgraph Name fees
Fees are not published. Check the service interface for any registration or transaction costs before taking action.
Is Hashgraph Name safe?
The project has not published audit or custody details, and its registration and signing flow are not established. Treat testnet interactions as experimental and do not assume a claimed name has production utility. Use a wallet carefully and review any transaction before signing.
Who Hashgraph Name is for
Hedera users curious about testnet identity and naming services may want to inspect the project. It is not a fit for anyone who needs confirmed mainnet availability, published fees or a documented registration and recovery process.
Hashgraph Name FAQs
What is Hashgraph Name?
It is described as a Hedera Name Service with the aim of letting users claim an identity on Hedera. The specific features and name-management rules are not published.
Is Hashgraph Name live on mainnet?
The official site is on a testnet subdomain, so the service is presented as a testnet project. Production availability is not established.
Does Hedera Name Service charge fees?
Fees and registration costs are not published. Check the service interface before attempting to register a name.
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