TLD Characteristics

Registrar–Lock Option - It’s possible to lock your domain name at your present registrar! Any time a domain is locked, all of the incoming domain transfer requests are immediately refused. By doing this, you can safeguard yourself from stealing your domain!

Quick Domain Transfer - The successful transfer of a person’s domain to our registrar is going to put yet another year to its latest expiration date! Before starting a transfer, check if the TLD of your respective domain will require an EPP (Extensible Provisioning Protocol) authorization key. If that’s the case, speak to your current registrar just before the transfer process is established. In contrast to certain providers, we don’t demand extra fees for domain transfer. You are going to be charged only the normal registration cost.

Edit Your WHOIS Info - You’re allowed to modify the openly available WHOIS info for the domain name any time!

Whois Privacy Protection - You are able to mask the private info publicly available in the Whois of one’s domain at a low cost with the WHOIS Privacy Protection service from !

Registration Period - Based on the TLD, the minimum registration period is generally somewhere in the neighborhood of 1–10 years. Several TLDs can be registered for 12 months solely, whilst some support a 2–year registration period.

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

Notes - Beneath are shown all of the specific registration demands per TLD, if any.