Wallet addresses are meant to be easy to remember or identify, unless your wallet provider chooses them for you. The address might include a long subdomain or even a random series of numbers and characters. But did you know that if you own a domain, you can set your wallet address to be the same as your domain?
So, instead of https://ilp.wallet.example/12345432/usd, you can have $mywebsite.com as your wallet address (well, technically, a payment pointer)! It’s as easy as pie to remember.
I personally use $sidvishnoi.com (which maps to my GateHub wallet). Feel free to send me money now that you remember the address!
Alright, so how do we get that address?
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Thanks for the blog post Sid! For my case redirect solution seems to be the most simplest. Hope to see more practical articles!