TLD Specifications

Domain Locking - With this particular option on, your own domain is going to be properly protected against ID theft. If someone tries to commence a transfer for the domain devoid of your authorization to do so, the request will be promptly blocked and your ownership – safeguarded!

Quick Domain Transfer - The successfully completed transfer of your own domain to our registrar will put one more year to the current date of expiration! Before you begin a transfer, always check whether the TLD of the domain needs an EPP (Extensible Provisioning Protocol) authorization key. If that’s so, please contact your existing registrar just before the transfer procedure is started. Unlike various companies, we do not charge additional fees for domain transfer. You will be charged only the normal registration charge.

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

Whois Privacy Protection - You’re able to cover up the confidential data placed in the WHOIS of your respective domain at a low cost using the Domain WHOIS Privacy Protection service from !

Registration Period - Based on the TLD, the nominal registration period is usually between one to ten years. A number of TLDs can be registered for 12 months at most, while others support a 2–year registration period.

Default Registration Period - Nearly all top–level domains (TLDs) offer a lowest registration time period of 1 year.

Notes - Here are stated all of the specific registration requirements for each TLD, if any.