# Wallet Name

A cluster is a bundle of addresses where each address has its own unique name. For example, my cluster might be *foobar/* and I'd have three wallets each named *foobar/cold*, *foobar/memecoins*, and *foobar/gaming*, respectively. The part before the / slash is called the **cluster name**, the part after the / slash is called the **wallet name**. 

#### Requirements

* **Uniqueness:** There cannot be 2 wallet names that are the same under a namespace. So you cannot have an EVM address called `foobar/defi` and a solana address that is also called `foobar/defi`
* **Length:** There are currently no limit to how long a wallet name should be. But it's encouraged to keep it under 10 characters.
* **Allowed Characters:** Supported characters include `a-z`, `0-9`, underscores (`_`), and dashes (`-`)
* **Case Sensitivity:** Cluster names are case insensitive. So `foobar/defi` and `foobar/Defi` will be treated the same.

**Data structure -** A wallet consists of:

* **Cluster Name:** What cluster name that wallet is attaached to
* **Wallet name:** The shorthand name you give your wallet address
* **Address:** The full length address of the wallet. It's then converted and stored in bytes32 format.
* **Verification:** Verified wallets are unique to the entire ecosystem. You can't have a wallet verified on 2 clusters at a time. This represents priority when querying names.
  * For example: If 0x123 is on foobar/cold and 0x123 is also on rye/hot but verified, rye/hot will have priority when resolving a cluster via an address.