TLD Specifications

Domain Lock - This function helps you to lock your domain name and then obstruct any kind of possible attempts for unauthorised transfer. The registrar lock option is not maintained by all TLDs so examine the TLD information table before registering a domain.

Quick Domain Transfer - The successfully completed transfer of your domain to our registrar is going to add another twelve–month period to the current expiration date! Prior to starting your transfer, see if the TLD of your respective domain requires an EPP authorization key. In such a case, contact your existing registrar prior to the transfer operation is established. Unlike several companies, we really do not charge more fees for domain transfer. You will be billed only the standard registration price.

WHOIS Editing Option - In the Domain Manager, you are able to revise the WHOIS information for your personal domain name when you’d like to!

Whois Privacy Protection - You can easily cover up the confidential information listed in the WHOIS of the domain at a low cost making use of the WHOIS Privacy Protection service from !

Domain Registration Period - The minimal registration period of a TLD varies according to its registry policies. A lot of TLDs such as .com and .net may be registered only for one to ten years, yet domains such as .com.au support a 2–year registration period exclusively.

Default Registration Period - The majority of the top–level domains (TLDs) have a minimum registration time period of 1 year.

Notes - Consider whether the top–level domain you would like to register features any kind of particular requirements for registration.