Pirate Bay Founder’s Site Offers Anonymous Domain Registration for Bitcoin

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Pirate Bay Founder’s Site Offers Anonymous Domain Registration for Bitcoin

Peter Sunde, the founder of the torrent website Pirate Bay, has launched a domain registration service called ‘Njalla.’

Njalla is a “different type of domain name registration service” that offers site owners full privacy.

“When you buy a domain in our system, we’re actually purchasing it for ourselves. We will be the actual owners of the domain, it’s not an ownership by proxy as found with all other providers. However, you will still have the full control over the domain name. You can either use our information, our nameservers or you can go with your custom data,” according to the company’s website.

The word ‘Njalla’ is a phrase used by the natives inhabiting the Arctic area of Sápmi to describe the method of keeping out ‘unwanted guests,’ according to a report in Bitcoin.com.

Njalla buys domain names on the behalf of customers and makes sure that that customer’s visibility is zero to the public.

“Think of us as your friendly drunk (but responsibly so) straw person that takes the blame for your expressions,” Njalla says.

Njalla was launched by a team of internet activists who are also involved in other projects such as the IPredator VPN service, The Pirate Bay, Piratbyrån and Flattr.

Njalla offers a managed DNS and support and accepts payments via Bitcoin, Litecoin, Monero, DASH as well as PayPal. The company’s headquarters is located in the Caribbean islands.