TLD Characteristics

Registrar–Lock Option - You’re able to lock your domain name with your present registrar! Every time a domain is actually locked, all the incoming domain transfer applications are instantaneously refused. In such a way, you can protect yourself from domain thefts!

Quick Domain Transfer - The effective transfer of your own domain to our registrar is going to add another 12 months to its present date of expiration! Before you begin a transfer, always check if the TLD of your domain needs an EPP authorization key. In that case, please call your existing registrar before the transfer procedure is launched. As opposed to many vendors, we really do not request added costs for domain transfer. You are going to be billed only the typical registration price.

Edit WHOIS Info - Should you wish to revise the registration information about your domain, you can accomplish it over the Edit WHOIS functionality in the Domain Manager.

WHOIS Protection - The Domain Privacy Protection service can help you cover up your personal information out of the public eye and even replace it with our own information!

Domain Registration Period - The lowest registration period of a Top–Level Domain (TLD) varies according to its registry policies. The vast majority of TLDs such as .com and .net could be registered only for one to ten years, and domains just like .com.au allow for a 2–year period of registration solely.

Minimum TLD Registration Period - A large number of TLDs have a minimal registration period of 12 months.

Notes - Right here you can see the specific demands for the different TLDs, in case there are such.