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PnL V2 can add a wallet’s primary .sol domain to identity.sns.domain. Use it as a display label while keeping the wallet address available for links and lookups.
Higher-priority labels (KOL, exchange, bot, and so on) keep identity.name. SNS is attached alongside when a primary domain exists. See Solana Wallet Tags for the full tag list.

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What clients see

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Wallet with only a primary domain

When no curated label exists, the primary domain becomes identity.name and identity.type is sns:

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Wallet that already has a label

A curated label keeps identity.name. The primary domain is returned separately in identity.sns:

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No primary domain set

If no primary domain is set, there is no sns field or tag. Any other known identity labels remain available.

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Fields

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Where it appears

Look for SNS fields in identity objects from these endpoint groups:
  • GET /v2/pnl/wallets/:wallet and related wallet endpoints
  • GET /v2/pnl/tokens/:token/traders and /first-buyers
  • Leaderboard and KOL endpoints
  • POST /v2/pnl/wallets/batch and position batch endpoints
  • GET /tokens/:tokenAddress/holders?enrich=identity (and ?enrich=all)

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UI tips

  • Show identity.sns.domain as a secondary label when identity.type is not sns (e.g. display KOL name with .sol domain underneath).
  • When identity.type is sns, treat identity.name as the human-readable wallet label.
  • Always read identity.tags as an array. A wallet can be both kol and sns.

getPrimaryDomain RPC

Resolve a wallet’s primary .sol domain directly via RPC.

Wallet labels

Full supported tag list, platform filters, and FAQ.

PnL basics

Endpoint groups, identity tags, and enrichment on holders.