TLD Characteristics

Domain Locking - Having activated this particular feature on, your current domain will be resistant to identity theft. If someone else endeavors to initiate a transfer for your registered domain without your permission to do so, the request is going to be automatically blocked and your ownership – preserved!

Quick Domain Transfer - The effective transfer of a domain to our registrar will every time put one more twelve–month period in addition to the present date of expiration! Prior to initiating your transfer, don’t forget to check whether the TLD of your domain demands an EPP authorization key. If that’s the case, contact your present registrar before the transfer procedure is established. Not like some providers, we don’t request added rates for domain transfer. You are going to be billed only the ordinary registration charge.

WHOIS Editing Option - From the Domain Manager, you can easily modify the WHOIS information for one’s domain name when you want to!

Whois Privacy Protection - The WHOIS Privacy Protection service can help you mask your personal information out of the public eye as well as replace it with our own information!

Domain Registration Period - The lowest registration period of a TLD is determined by its registry policy. The vast majority of TLDs like .com and .net can be registered only for 1 to 10 years, yet domains like .com.au allow for a 2–year period of registration only.

Default Registration Period - Virtually all top–level domains support a minimal registration time period of 12 months.

Notes - Right here you will see the distinctive specifications for the various TLDs, in case there are such.