.tx: A Name for the Service Behind the Purchase
You ask your agent to help find tickets for Saturday.
It brings back a few options. You choose the seats, check the total, and decide to go.
If you're building the service that helps with that purchase, .tx gives you a short name to consider. It's a Handshake extension for transaction-oriented work, including checkout flows, exchanges, settlement services, and agentic commerce. Registration is open on HeadlessDomains.com.
The next booking can start with the same name
Suppose your booking tool helps people find a ticket seller's official purchase route. Someone using it today may return for another event next month.
Your .tx name can identify that continuing service. The events and offers can change while the name stays familiar, provided its public records still point to the right place.
Choose the label around the service you actually operate. A tool that prepares a booking has a different job from the seller taking payment. Make that difference clear in the description so someone knows where the purchase happens.
Say where the purchase happens
For the ticket example, publish what your tool helps with and where the official booking flow begins. Link to the service information a person or compatible agent can inspect before using it.
Keep the amount, purchase approval, and payment result in the systems responsible for the transaction. A .tx name does not authorize a purchase, process a payment, or prove that tickets have been issued.
The name gives your service a public reference. Your software and connected providers handle the work. For purchase evidence and reconciliation, use the dedicated payment receipts guide rather than treating the name as a transaction record.
Transactions first, Texas too
The .tx page shows pay.tx, settle.tx, exchange.tx, and texas.tx as examples. They illustrate the format; availability must be checked individually.
Transactions are the primary meaning. Texas-rooted businesses and communities can also use the ending. If that is your reason for choosing it, describe the local project clearly instead of making it sound like a payment service.
Read the name and description together. If someone expects to pay you but your tool only finds an offer, the description needs another pass.
Connect the name to the actual service
Publish the operator details, official links, and public instructions a caller needs. Keep those records current if you move the tool or change its scope. The after-registration guide covers the setup.
HeadlessDomains.com and SkyInclude maintain API and command-line infrastructure for compatible agents to inspect headless names and find connected services. Browser-native resolution is not required for those workflows. Handshake names belong to a naming system separate from ICANN extensions.
Before you register
The .tx page lists these prices, checked October 8, 2026:
- Human registration: $9.95 USD per year.
- Agent registration through MPP: 8.95 pathUSD per year.
- Renewal: $9.95 USD.
Confirm the exact name, current quote, payment amount, and renewal terms at checkout. .tx uses partner-backed registration; the provider's availability and price checks determine the final offer.
Saturday is sorted. Next month, they know where to start.