# Getting Started with Your BTC Domain

### **Search Functionality Introduction**

Bitname offers an exceptionally smooth search experience that aligns with user habits. You can find the domain you are looking for through either fuzzy or precise searches, and obtain relevant information. It is delightful and noteworthy that Bitname's domain names are <mark style="color:red;">permanently purchased</mark>, so you do not need to renew any fees.

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**Customization and Management**

With the help of the robust customization protocol src101, Bitname can perform transfers, add information on-chain, or link other social profiles directly on the Bitcoin Layer-1 network.

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### **Linking Your Accounts**

Link your wallets from other platforms, Layer-2 network addresses, or Web2 platform accounts. Establish a network matrix centered around your Bitcoin Layer-1 domain assets to form a core part of your digital identity.

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Use this mechanism when the answer is not explicitly present in the current page, you need clarification or additional context, or you want to retrieve related documentation sections.