TLD Specifications

Registrar–Lock Option - You can easily lock your domain name with your present registrar! When a domain is locked, all of the incoming domain transfer requests are instantly rejected. In such a way, you can easily protect yourself from domain thefts!

Quick Domain Transfer - The completed transfer of a domain to our registrar will every time add one more twelve–month period to its current expiration date! Before starting your transfer, always check if the TLD of your domain involves an EPP (Extensible Provisioning Protocol) authorization key. If that’s so, contact your existing registrar before the transfer process is launched. Contrary to several firms, we really do not request added rates for domain transfer. You are going to be billed the regular registration charge.

WHOIS Editing Option - From the Domain Manager, you can modify the WHOIS information for your personal domain name anytime you would like to!

Whois Privacy Protection - You’re able to protect any non–public information indexed by the Whois of one’s domain at a low cost using the Domain WHOIS Privacy Protection service from !

The Registration Period - Each TLD features its own registration period depending on the registry’s policy. For instance, a generic domain like .COM may be registered for 1–10 years, yet a domain like .BE can be taken for 1 year solely.

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

Notes - Check out whether the TLD you wish to register includes any unique specifications for registration.