A digital name is a unique platform-based identifier published within Million Names Hub. Once approved, the name becomes publicly visible on the platform and cannot be claimed again inside the same registry. Approved names may also be connected to a certificate and a public verification page.

The .million format creates one consistent naming standard across the platform. It helps keep the registry unified and avoids confusion with internet domains, trademarks, social media handles, or legal identity systems.

Million Names Hub is operated by Ai Base Technologies FZE, a company registered in Ajman Free Zone, United Arab Emirates under License No. 52939.

No. Payment covers submission processing and review. A name may be declined if it is unsafe, misleading, offensive, restricted, duplicate, or already taken on the platform.

If a name has already been approved in the registry, it cannot be claimed again. You would need to choose another available variation or a different name.

No. Million Names Hub provides a symbolic public platform listing only. It does not grant domain ownership, trademark rights, legal identity status, citizenship, or government recognition.

Yes. Approved names are intended for public display inside the Million Names Hub wall and related verification pages. Submit only information you are comfortable displaying publicly in symbolic form on the platform.

Approved submissions generally include public wall listing, certificate generation, and access to a public verification page, depending on the current platform flow and product setup.

If a name is approved and published, the service is generally considered delivered and is typically non-refundable. If a submission is rejected before publication, refunds, if applicable, follow our Refund Policy. For help, please contact support.

Yes. Million Names Hub may review, reject, unpublish, or remove entries that violate moderation, safety, abuse, legal, or platform integrity rules.