TLD Specifications

Registrar–Lock Option - It’s possible to lock your domain name with your present registrar! If your domain is locked, all of the incoming domain transfer inquiries are without delay dismissed. Thus, you’re able to protect yourself against domain thefts!

Quick Domain Transfer - The successfully completed transfer of a person’s domain to our registrar will every time add yet another twelve–month period to the current expiration date! Before you start a transfer, always check if the TLD of the domain calls for an EPP authorization key. If that is so, contact your current registrar just before the transfer operation is initiated. In contrast to certain suppliers, we don’t impose additional charges for domain transfer. You are going to be billed just the basic registration charge.

Edit Your WHOIS Info - You’re free to modify the publicly shown WHOIS information for a domain name at any time!

Whois Privacy Protection - You can easily cover the sensitive info freely available in the Whois of your respective domain at a low cost when using the WHOIS Privacy Protection service from !

Registration Period - Depending on the TLD, the nominal registration period is between one to ten years. A few TLDs can be registered for 12 months only, while others support a 2–year registration period.

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

Notes - See if, perhaps the top–level domain you wish to register includes any particular demands for registration.