A DID (Decentralized Identifier) is a temporary account state before you get your final Olares ID. You can only associate a custom domain with the account when it is in the DID stage. To create one:
In the LarePass app, go to the account creation page.
Tap Create an account.

This creates an Olares account in the DID stage. On the Switch account page, it displays as "No Olares ID bound" with an identifier like
did:key:xxxx.
The following steps use space.n1.monster as an example custom domain.
In Olares Space, go to the Domain management page and select Set up domain name.

In the pop-up dialog, enter a valid subdomain, and click Confirm.
Do not use a primary domain
Using a primary domain like
yourdomain.comwill move all DNS management to Olares Space and will not transfer your existing records automatically. Use a subdomain likeapp.yourdomain.cominstead.Add and verify a TXT record to prove ownership of the domain.
a. Click Guide in the Action column.
b. In your DNS provider's settings, add a TXT record with the name and value provided in the dialog.
Once verified, the status updates to Awaiting NS record configuration.

Verify the Name Server (NS) record for your custom domain. This delegates the DNS resolution for your domain to Olares's Cloudflare.
a. Click Guide in the Action column.
b. In your DNS provider's settings, add two NS records for your subdomain with the values provided in the dialog.

Once verified, the domain status will update to Awaiting the application for the Domain's Verifiable Credential.

WARNING
Once verification is successful, do not modify the NS record. Doing so will cause the custom domain resolution to fail, making it inaccessible.
Once TXT and NS records are verified, you can proceed to create an organization in LarePass.
Open LarePass on your phone, and in the account creation page, tap display_settings in the top-right corner to go to the Advanced account creation page.

Go to Organization Olares ID > Create a new organization. Your verified domain will automatically show in the list.


Tap the domain name.

WARNING
Once an organization is created for a domain, the domain cannot be removed from Olares Space.
Enter the username for your Olares ID. For example, if you enter
alex, your Olares ID will be[email protected].INFO
The username part of your Olares ID should be 1-63 characters long, with lowercase alphanumeric characters only.

Tap Confirm.

Your Olares ID is now created and has admin privileges to manage users under this domain.
Tap Next to navigate to the Olares activation page.

In Olares Space, refresh the Domain management page, the domain status now updated to Allocated.

Click View in the Action column.
Click Add New User and enter the username (the part before your custom domain) for the member. For example,
alice.
Click Submit.

(Optional) Repeat steps 2 and 3 to add more users.
Provide the username and password to the member.
Manage member list
As an organization admin, you can manage your organization's member list at any time from the Domain management page.
On the account creation page, tap display_settings in the top-right corner to go to the Advanced account creation page.

Go to Organization Olares ID > Join an existing organization.

Enter the username with the domain part (e.g.,
[email protected]) and the password provided by the admin.One-time password
This password verifies your identity when you create your Olares ID, and is for one-time use only.

Tap Continue.