TLD Information

Domain Lock - This method permits you to lock your current domain name so as to prevent any kind of possible tries for unwanted transfer. The registrar lock option isn’t maintained by all TLDs so verify the TLD info table just before registering a domain.

Quick Domain Transfer - The successful transfer of your own domain to our registrar will put another 12 months in addition to the latest expiration date! Before you begin a transfer, check if the TLD of the domain needs an EPP (Extensible Provisioning Protocol) authorization key. If that’s so, please contact your present registrar ahead of the transfer operation is started. As opposed to many suppliers, we don’t request extra rates for domain transfer. You are going to be charged just the common registration rate.

WHOIS Editing Option - Through the Domain Manager, you’ll be able to modify the WHOIS info for your domain name whenever you want to!

Whois Privacy Protection Service - Protect the openly viewable WHOIS information of your respective domain within a few minutes using the WHOIS Privacy Protection service! Furthermore, we offer the most reasonable rates!

Domain Registration Period - The minimum time period for registering a TLD is dependent upon its registry rules. A good number of TLDs such as .com and .net could be registered only for 1 to 10 years, on the other hand domains like .com.au support a 2–year period of registration only.

Default Registration Period - The vast majority of the top–level domains (TLDs) come with a lowest registration time period of 1 year.

Notes - Below you will see the distinctive requirements for the different TLDs, if any.