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Radix discloses 46 primary applications across seven categories

Radix has published all 46 primary applications in its 2026-round portfolio, spanning AI, technology, health, finance, business, creator and culture strings.

By RapidWombat Team

Tracker status: The Radix disclosure adds 13 strings to the current catalog and adds Radix as a claimant on 33 existing rows. Twenty-one of those rows move from one to more than one current claimant.

Radix says it submitted 46 primary applications in ICANN’s 2026 new gTLD round. Its official press resource publishes the entire portfolio and groups it into seven categories.

  • AI, 8: .agent, .agentic, .agi, .asi, .intelligence, .mcp, .mind and .robotics.
  • Technology, 8: .bit, .flow, .hub, .labs, .neo, .platform, .quantum and .stack.
  • Bio & Health, 4: .biotech, .pharma, .therapy and .wellness.
  • Finance, 6: .coin, .crypto, .fintech, .invest, .wallet and .wealth.
  • Business, 10: .advisory, .brand, .etc, .firm, .fix, .founder, .mart, .official, .project and .research.
  • Creator, 6: .creator, .merch, .pod, .podcast, .portfolio and .profile.
  • Culture, 4: .atelier, .collective, .vibe and .zen.

The category totals add to 46, and every published string is unique. Radix identifies the portfolio as primary applications rather than a combined list of primary and replacement strings.

Tracker impact

Thirteen of the strings were not already present in the current catalog. The other 33 already had at least one current public claimant. Twelve of those 33 already had more than one claimant, so adding Radix changes 21 additional rows from one claimant to more than one.

These are public-claim overlaps, not official contention sets. ICANN will publish the applications and determine contention after Reveal Day.

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