# Set ENS Records

1. Go to **My Domains** -> Select a domain -> Navigate to the **ENS** tab.
2. Add fields per your digital identity preferences. You can add:
   * Profile Fields
     * **Bio** - A brief description of the ENS domain or its owner.
     * **Avatar URL** - Specifies a URL to an image used as an avatar or profile picture
     * **Email** - Associates an email address with the ENS domain for communication
     * **URL** - Links to a personal or project website
     * **Keywords** - Tags or keywords associated with the ENS domain for better discoverability
   * Blockchain Addresses
     * **Bitcoin (BTC)** - The first and most well-known cryptocurrency
     * **Solana (SOL)** - A fast, scalable blockchain designed for decentralized apps with low fees
     * **Litecoin (LTC)** - A peer-to-peer cryptocurrency designed for fast and low-cost payments
     * **Dogecoin (DOGE)** - An open-source digital currency, favored by Shiba Inus worldwide
     * **Cosmos (ATOM)** - A network of blockchains focused on scalability and interoperability
   * Social Usernames
     * **GitHub** - Links to a GitHub profile for project collaboration or identification
     * **X** - Links to a X (Twitter) profile page.
     * **Keybase -** Links to a Keybase profile for secure messaging and file-sharing
     * **Telegram** - Links to a Telegram username for secure and quick messaging
     * **Discord** - Links to a Discord handle for community interaction and gaming
     * **Reddit** - Links to a Reddit profile for community discussion
3. Click **Save.**
4. Complete the transaction to set your ENS records onchain.

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Note: This transaction is executed on the Ethereum Mainnet network, where gas fees can reach $10+ so, make sure your wallet has enough Ethereum to settle that transaction. 
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