TLD Specifications

Domain Locking - With this particular feature on, your domain will be shielded from ID theft. If someone attempts to commence a transfer for your registered domain without your approval, the application is going to be directly blocked and your ownership – covered!

Quick Domain Transfer - The successfully completed transfer of your domain to our registrar will put yet another 12 months in addition to the current date of expiration! Before you start a transfer, always check if the TLD of the domain will involve an EPP (Extensible Provisioning Protocol) authorization key. If that’s so, speak to your current registrar just before the transfer operation is established. In contrast to many vendors, we do not impose more charges for domain transfer. You will be billed just the ordinary registration charge.

Edit WHOIS Info - Any time you’d like to change the registration info on your domain, you can accomplish it from the Edit WHOIS menu in the Domain Manager.

Whois Privacy Protection - The Domain WHOIS Privacy Protection service will assist you to obscure your sensitive information from the public eye and additionally change it with our own info!

Domain Registration Period - The lowest time period for registering a TLD will depend on its registry policies. Many TLDs including .com and .net can be registered only for one to ten years, yet domains like .com.au support a 2–year period of registration only.

TLD Registration Period - You are able to register all of the universal TLDs for minimum 1 year. However, a handful of country code TLDs like .DE and .AT can be registered for just one year only.

Notes - Listed here you can see the specific demands for the distinct TLDs, if there are such.