TLD Specifications

Registrar–Lock Option - You can lock your domain name with the current registrar! If your domain is actually locked, all of the incoming domain transfer applications are straight away dismissed. In such a way, you’re able to guard yourself against domain thefts!

Quick Domain Transfer - The successfully completed transfer of your own domain to our registrar will add one more 12 months in addition to the present date of expiration! Prior to initiating a transfer, always check if the TLD of the domain will require an EPP (Extensible Provisioning Protocol) authorization key. If that’s the case, speak to your present registrar ahead of the transfer operation is initiated. As opposed to certain firms, we don’t impose added costs for domain transfer. You are going to be charged the common registration rate.

Edit WHOIS Info - When you need to change the registration info on your domain, it’s possible over the Edit WHOIS option within the Domain Manager.

Whois Privacy Protection - You can actually disguise any sensitive info freely available in the WHOIS of the domain at a low cost making use of the Domain WHOIS Privacy Protection service from !

Domain Registration Period - The minimal registration period of a TLD depends upon its registry rules. A lot of TLDs such as .com and .net may be registered only for 1 to 10 years, on the other hand domains like .com.au allow for a 2–year registration period solely.

Minimum TLD Registration Period - A good number of TLDs have a minimal registration period of 12 months.

Notes - Here you will see the specific specifications for the different TLDs, in case there are such.