# Using an Ethereum Name Service (ENS) Domain

Railway Wallet and RAILGUN 0zk addresses support Ethereum Name Service (ENS) domains. Once linked, you can receive Private Transfers to a private balance via an ENS instead of a 0zk address.

1. Head to <https://app.ens.domains/my/names> and **click** on your domain name. If you don’t have an ENS, [here’s a guide](https://medium.com/@brantly.eth/step-by-step-guide-to-registering-a-eth-name-on-the-new-ens-registrar-c07d3ab9d6a6) on how to register one.
2. **Click** ‘Edit Profile’ and **click** ‘Add more to profile’
3. **Click** ‘Other’ and ‘Custom’
4. **Click** ‘Save’ and **click** ‘Open Wallet’ and complete the blockchain transaction (you will need some ETH to pay for gas in the wallet that owns the domain)
5. Once the transaction is confirmed, your chosen ENS will resolve to your 0zk address in Railway Wallet.


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