TLD Specification

Registrar–Lock Option - It’s possible to lock your domain name with the present registrar! Every time a domain is locked, all of the incoming domain transfer applications are straightaway declined. Thus, you’ll be able to secure yourself against stealing your domain!

Quick Domain Transfer - The successful transfer of your own domain to our registrar will add one more 12 months to its present date of expiration! Prior to starting a transfer, see if the TLD of the domain will involve an EPP (Extensible Provisioning Protocol) authorization key. If so, please call your present registrar prior to the transfer process is launched. Not like certain suppliers, we don’t charge extra costs for domain transfer. You are going to be charged the basic registration charge.

Edit Your WHOIS Info - You’re able to revise the freely obtainable WHOIS info for your domain name at any time!

Whois Privacy Protection - The Domain Info WHOIS Privacy Protection service can help you conceal your personal information from the public eye as well as change it with our own contact details!

Registration Period - Depending on the TLD, the lowest registration period is often somewhere in the neighborhood of 1 to 10 years. A handful of TLDs can be registered for 12 months only, while some do support a 2–year registration period.

Default Registration Period - A large number of the top–level domains offer a lowest registration time period of 12 months.

Notes - Beneath are listed all the distinctive registration demands for each top–level domain, if there are such.