TLD Information

Registrar–Lock Option - You’re able to lock your domain name at your current registrar! Every time a domain is locked, all the incoming domain transfer applications are instantaneously rejected. In such a way, you are able to defend yourself from stealing your domain!

Quick Domain Transfer - The effective transfer of your domain to our registrar is going to add an additional twelve–month period to the current expiration date! Prior to initiating your transfer, see if the TLD of the domain calls for an EPP authorization key. If so, speak to your current registrar ahead of the transfer operation is established. Not like certain vendors, we really do not charge more fees for domain transfer. You are going to be billed just the normal registration cost.

Edit WHOIS Info - Whenever you’d like to revise the registration info about your domain, it’s possible through the Edit WHOIS section inside the Domain Manager.

Whois Privacy Protection - You can actually cover up the non–public info published to the WHOIS of your domain at a low cost with the WHOIS Privacy Protection service from !

Domain Registration Period - The minimal period of registration for a TLD depends on its registry policy. A good number of TLDs like .com and .net can be registered only for one to ten years, however domains such as .com.au support a 2–year period of registration only.

TLD Registration Period - You can register all of the universal TLDs for at least 1 year. Still, plenty of country code TLDs like .DE and .AT may be registered for one year only.

Notes - Here are shown all the special registration requirements per TLD, if any.