Meet Toufik Oussalh: Turning FixWallets.com and PayAsap.xyz Into Liquid Onchain Assets

Toufik Oussalh is a long-time domain investor and brand strategist with nearly a decade of experience identifying high-quality, trust-driven domain names. What began as a personal interest in digital identity evolved into a focused practice.

Toufik recently launched his “PayAsap.xyz” domain on Doma. The domain bonded at $3,500, almost immediately unlocking liquidity and is currently going strong.

Soon, he will be launching another domain from his collection on our platform, “FixWallets.com,” today (Tuesday, January 27) at 8:00 AM UTC.

Ahead of the launch, we sat down with Toufik to talk about his experience with domain tokenization so far, and why he believes premium domains are entering a new phase of utility and ownership.

Q: Toufik, you’ve been active in the domain space for nearly a decade. How did you originally get into domains?

Toufik: I started purely out of curiosity. I was fascinated by branding and digital identity, how a single name could represent a product, a company, or an entire idea. Over time, that curiosity turned into deep work. Understanding what makes a domain valuable, memorable, and durable over the long term.

Q: You’ve worked with multiple extensions, but FixWallets is one of the most premium TLDs in the space, a .com. What gives .com domains their enduring premium status, and how do you see their role changing as domains become tokenized and more liquid?

Toufik: That’s simple. “.com” is still the global default for trust. It’s universally recognized, easy to remember, and carries authority across borders and industries. In sectors like finance, wallets, and security, that trust layer matters even more. A strong .com instantly signals legitimacy and premium placing.

Q: FixWallets.com is launching on Doma this week. What made this domain stand out to you?

Toufik: It’s clear, functional, and purpose-driven. “Fix” implies problem-solving. “Wallets” speaks directly to digital finance, crypto and self-custody. Together, it’s a name that naturally fits Web3, security tools, recovery services, and infrastructure, without being abstract or hype-driven.

Q: One of the coolest things about Doma is that you can stake the tokens and mint your own subdomains. Why do you think that functionality is so important?

Toufik: Subdomains turn a domain from a static asset into a network, a platform. With FixWallets.com, you can imagine subdomains like support.fixwallets.com, recover.fixwallets.com, or api.fixwallets.com. That opens the door for real usage by builders, products, and services, while keeping everything anchored to a trusted root name. I think that’s incredibly powerful.

Q: You previously launched PayAsap.xyz on Doma. How did that experience influence this decision?

Toufik: It really changed how I think about domain ownership and liquidity. Traditionally, domains are valuable but extremely illiquid, selling or financing them can take months to years, sometimes longer. By launching PayAsap.xyz on Doma, liquidity was unlocked almost immediately, and the entire process was smooth and transparent. Seeing real onchain participation and ownership from day one made it clear that this model isn’t just theoretical — it works. That experience showed me how well premium domains can benefit when they’re not just held or parked, but actively used and made liquid.

Q: For someone watching this launch and wondering why tokenized domains matter, what would you say?

Toufik: Domains have always been valuable, but they’ve been underutilized. Tokenization adds liquidity, price discovery, shared ownership, and real utility. Instead of waiting years for a single buyer, a domain like FixWallets.com can start working immediately, with real users, builders, and an ecosystem around it.

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