TLD Specification

Domain Lock - This method enables you to lock your current domain name in order to stop any eventual tries for unauthorised transfer. The registrar lock option is not supported by all TLDs so look at the TLD info table ahead of registering your domain.

Quick Domain Transfer - The successfully completed transfer of a person’s domain to our registrar will put another year to its latest date of expiration! Before beginning your transfer, always check whether the TLD of the domain will involve an EPP (Extensible Provisioning Protocol) authorization key. If so, please get in touch with your current registrar ahead of the transfer operation is initiated. Contrary to some companies, we do not charge added costs for domain transfer. You are going to be billed just the standard registration price.

Edit Your WHOIS Info - You’re free to change the publicly displayed WHOIS data for a domain name at any time!

Whois Privacy Protection - The WHOIS Privacy Protection service can help you conceal your personal information out of the public eye and additionally replace it with our own info!

The Registration Period - A TLD goes with its own registration period according to registry’s policy. In general, a generic domain like .COM can be registered for 1 to 10 years, whilst a domain like .BE can be purchased for 1 year solely.

Default Registration Period - Nearly all of top–level domains (TLDs) come with a minimal registration time period of 12 months.

Notes - Beneath are displayed all of the particular registration specifications per top–level domain, if there are such.