General
1. What is Auctra?
Auctra is a decentralized protocol built on the Doma Network that transforms domain names into on-chain financial assets. Domains can be auctioned, rented, collateralized, and traded within the Auctra ecosystem.
2. How does Auctra use Doma?
Auctra leverages the Doma Testnet and Subgraph to fetch domain metadata (name, token ID, expiration date). Domains tokenized by Doma become NFTs, which Auctra then uses for auctions, rentals, and collateralized lending.
3. Why are domains considered Real-World Assets (RWA)?
Domains are widely recognized digital properties in Web2. By tokenizing them into NFTs, Doma enables domains to act as trustless on-chain assets, bridging familiar Web2 value into Web3 finance.
4. Who can use Auctra?
Domain Owners → Auction, rent, or use domains as collateral to unlock liquidity.
Bidders/Renters → Bid on premium domains or rent domains with flexible terms.
Liquidity Providers → Supply USDC to lending pools and earn yield.
5. What are the main benefits of Auctra?
Transparent on-chain price discovery via English, Dutch, and Sealed Bid auctions
Unlock liquidity with domain-backed borrowing
Earn income through rentals and lending pools
User-friendly dashboard with alerts and history tracking
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