TLD Specifications

Domain Lock - This option enables you to lock your domain name and then prevent any eventual attempts for unwanted transfer. The registrar lock option is not supported by all TLDs so examine the TLD info table just before registering your domain.

Quick Domain Transfer - The completed transfer of your domain to our registrar is going to add a further year to its current expiration date! Before you initiate a transfer, check if the TLD of your domain demands an EPP (Extensible Provisioning Protocol) authorization key. In such a case, please call your present registrar before the transfer process is started. Contrary to certain providers, we really do not request additional costs for domain transfer. You are going to be charged only the standard registration charge.

Edit WHOIS Info - Whenever you’d like to revise the registration info on your domain, you can do it through the Edit WHOIS section in the Domain Manager.

Whois Privacy Protection - You can actually mask the confidential information freely available in the WHOIS of your domain at a low cost using the Domain WHOIS Privacy Protection service from !

Domain Registration Period - The nominal registration period of a TLD is dependent upon its registry rules. Nearly all TLDs including .com and .net can be registered only for 1 to 10 years, and domains just like .com.au allow for a 2–year period of registration exclusively.

Default Registration Period - A large number of the top–level domains offer a minimum registration period of 1 year.

Notes - Right here are listed all of the particular registration demands for each top–level domain, if there are such.