TLD Features

Domain Lock - This feature enables you to lock your own domain name and filter any eventual attempts for unwanted transfer. The registrar lock option isn’t maintained by all TLDs so check out the TLD information table just before registering a domain.

Quick Domain Transfer - The completed transfer of your own domain to our registrar is going to add an additional twelve–month period to the current expiration date! Before commencing your transfer, don’t forget to check whether the TLD of your respective domain will involve an EPP (Extensible Provisioning Protocol) authorization key. In such a case, speak to your current registrar before the transfer procedure is initiated. As opposed to various vendors, we don’t impose more fees for domain transfer. You will be charged the normal registration fee.

Edit Your WHOIS Info - You’re able to change the freely displayed WHOIS information for a domain name anytime!

Whois Privacy Protection Service - Mask all the openly obtainable Whois info of a domain quickly thanks to the WHOIS Privacy Protection service! What’s more, we provide the most advantageous prices!

Domain Registration Period - The lowest registration period of a TLD will depend on its registry policy. Nearly all TLDs like .com and .net can be registered only for 1 to 10 years, however domains such as .com.au are available for a 2–year period of registration purely.

Default Registration Period - Many top–level domains come with a minimum registration time period of 1 year.

Notes - Below you will find the particular specifications for the distinct TLDs, in case there are such.