Sav.com × Doma: Bringing Real Internet Assets Onchain

Doma Foundation

27 Oct 2025 — 2 min read

Sav.com, one of the fastest-growing ICANN-accredited registrars, is partnering with Doma and D3 to bridge Web2 and Web3 domain ownership. Through Doma Protocol, the first DNS-compliant blockchain, domains can now exist simultaneously in both environments, Web2 and Web3, while preserving full internet functionality and gaining Web3 utility.

Together, Sav and D3 are connecting DNS and blockchain to enable the tokenization of traditional internet domains and unlock a new era of DomainFi.

A $350B+ Market, Stuck in Web2

There are more than 364 million registered domains worldwide, representing over $350 billion in value. For decades, these assets have been static, illiquid and locked within traditional Web2 systems.

The integration of Doma Protocol into Sav’s registrar infrastructure introduces a new layer of utility. Sav's domains can now exist simultaneously as registered Web2 addresses and verifiable blockchain tokens.

This dual state allows Sav users to access Web3 features such as trading, liquidity provision, and fractional ownership, without compromising the reliability or compliance of the DNS layer.

Essentially, you are getting the best of both worlds!

How This Partnership Impacts Sav.com's Users

The integration is being built directly into Sav’s registrar stack. For Sav users, nothing changes about how they register or manage domains. What changes is what they can do with them afterward.

Anyone who purchases a domain through Sav will soon be able to tokenize it through Doma and manage it within the same account interface.

Tokenizing domains transform static web assets into programmable financial instruments. Once onchain, a domain can be listed on decentralized exchanges, pooled for liquidity, or divided into fractional ERC-20 tokens that allow multiple holders to share ownership.

For professional investors and institutions, this creates a new category of real-world assets that are both revenue-generating and verifiable. For creators and entrepreneurs, it opens the door to more dynamic models of monetization, collaboration, and financing.

Cross-chain interoperability is another key feature. Through Doma’s bridge architecture, tokenized domains gain interoperability with major blockchain networks including Solana, Base, Ethereum, and Avalanche. This alone opens up a global market that reaches more than 400+ million active crypto wallet users.

Fractional ownership frameworks will allow multiple stakeholders to co-own premium domains, while DeFi integrations will allow domains to serve as collateral in lending, yield, and liquidity protocols.

Looking Ahead

Sav.com currently manages over 1 million domains across 90+ countries. Its integration with Doma will give this network of domain owners direct access to tokenization and DeFi capabilities. The scale of this adoption has the potential to bring tens of thousands of new users into the DomainFi ecosystem and accelerate the transition from Web2 ownership to Web3 liquidity.

For more on domain tokenization and the Doma ecosystem, visit doma.xyz.

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