TLD Information

Domain Lock - This method means that you can lock your own domain name in order to block any eventual tries for not authorized transfer. The registrar lock option is not supported by all TLDs so check out the TLD info table ahead of registering your domain.

Quick Domain Transfer - The successfully completed transfer of your domain to our registrar will put yet another year to the existing expiration date! Before commencing your transfer, do not forget to check if the TLD of your respective domain mandates an EPP (Extensible Provisioning Protocol) authorization key. If that’s the case, please call your current registrar prior to the transfer procedure is initiated. Contrary to various firms, we really do not request added fees for domain transfer. You are going to be charged just the typical registration price.

WHOIS Editing Option - In the Domain Manager, you can actually change the WHOIS info for one’s domain name whenever you need to!

Whois Privacy Protection - It is possible to protect all the confidential information available in the Whois of one’s domain at a low cost when using the WHOIS Privacy Protection service from !

Domain Registration Period - The lowest time period for registering a TLD is dependent upon its registry policy. The vast majority of TLDs including .com and .net may be registered only for 1 to 10 years, yet domains just like .com.au allow for a 2–year period of registration solely.

Default Registration Period - Many top–level domains (TLDs) support a minimal registration time period of 12 months.

Notes - View if, perhaps the TLD you wish to register carries any kind of specific demands for registration.