What it is: LNS (Linkspreed Name Service) is Web4's own domain name system, built to replace how names and addresses work on the traditional internet.
The protocol: Instead of loading sites over the familiar https:// address format, LNS is built around the web4:// protocol.
Custom domains and TLDs: Rather than being limited to a fixed list of endings like .com or .org, LNS lets you create your own top-level domain, tied to your Web4 identity rather than rented from a registrar.
Ownership, not rental: A traditional domain is technically rented from a registrar and can be taken away or repriced. An LNS domain is designed to be owned outright and secured through your identity credentials rather than a recurring subscription.
A note on availability: As with HELION, the browsing and routing layer LNS is closely tied to, some features are still being rolled out. Specific capabilities and timelines may continue to evolve ahead of full public availability — check help.linkspreed.com or the LINKSPREED YouTube channel for the latest updates.