TLD Features

Registrar–Lock Option - You can actually lock your domain name with the current registrar! Whenever a domain is actually locked, all of the incoming domain transfer demands are immediately turned down. Thus, you can protect yourself from domain thefts!

Quick Domain Transfer - The successful transfer of a person’s domain to our registrar is going to add another twelve–month period in addition to the existing date of expiration! Prior to initiating your transfer, always check whether the TLD of the domain normally requires an EPP authorization key. If that’s the case, please get in touch with your existing registrar before the transfer operation is launched. Not like some vendors, we do not request added charges for domain transfer. You will be charged just the common registration cost.

Edit Your WHOIS Info - You are free to update the publicly displayed WHOIS data for a domain name any time!

Whois Privacy Protection - The Domain WHOIS Privacy Protection service will assist you to conceal your personal information from the public eye and also replace it with our own info!

Domain Registration Period - The minimum time period for registering a Top–Level Domain (TLD) will depend on its registry policy. A lot of TLDs such as .com and .net could be registered only for one to ten years, yet domains such as .com.au are available for a 2–year period of registration solely.

Default Registration Period - Nearly all top–level domains support a lowest registration time period of 1 year.

Notes - Right here you can get familiar with the particular requirements for the different TLDs, in case there are such.