Injective, in collaboration with Solana, has announced the achievement of cross-chain name service, marking the first-ever omnichain domain release for both platforms. This advancement eliminates the need to switch domains when interacting with other ecosystems, providing users with an enhanced experience. Essentially, users can now utilize a single domain name for transactions across the Solana and Injective ecosystems.

To illustrate, users will have the capability to use INJ to acquire the .sol domain.

This milestone also sets the stage for integrating Phantom, bringing Solana and Injective closer together to enable seamless connectivity. Users can initiate their omnichain domain experience with Injective by connecting their wallet to the platform, highlighting the necessity of having a digital wallet.

To register a domain, users can navigate to the search bar, find the desired domain, and click Register to proceed. Payments are processed in the native token, INJ, and the process may take a few minutes. Once the domain is created, users can access it at the wallet address located at the top right corner of the platform.

The omnichain domain release represents a significant technical breakthrough and a substantial improvement in user experience, fostering closer integration between Solana and Injective. Despite the promising announcement, native tokens have yet to reflect bullish signals.

INJ has seen a 1.69% decrease in the last 24 hours, while SOL is down by 4.54% during the same period, trading at $34.61 and $111.67, respectively, at the time of writing.

The technical aspect highlights the development as an unprecedented innovation in the blockchain space. Solana and Injective began planning for this advancement a year ago and conducted stress testing on the testnet last year. This achievement simplifies technical complexities for users, enabling seamless transition between ecosystems without additional steps.

Looking ahead, Solana and Injective aim to enhance the developer experience by further integrating their ecosystems through the launch of inSVM, the first Solana-focused rollup.

Users interested in creating a .inj name service can visit the official Injective website, navigate to Connect, select a preferred wallet, search for the domain name's availability, and follow the straightforward process.