TLD Details

Domain Lock - This method enables you to lock your own domain name and block any kind of possible tries for unauthorised transfer. The registrar lock option is not maintained by all TLDs so check with the TLD info table previously to registering your domain.

Quick Domain Transfer - The effective transfer of a domain to our registrar will put an additional twelve–month period to its present expiration date! Before commencing your transfer, see if the TLD of your domain will require an EPP (Extensible Provisioning Protocol) authorization key. If that is so, please get in touch with your present registrar before the transfer process is launched. Not like several firms, we don’t impose more rates for domain transfer. You will be charged the standard registration rate.

Edit WHOIS Info - If you need to revise the registration info about your domain, it can be done with the Edit WHOIS section inside the Domain Manager.

Whois Privacy Protection - The Domain WHOIS Privacy Protection service will help you cover up your private information out of the public eye and additionally replace it with our own info!

Domain Registration Period - The minimum period of registration for a Top–Level Domain (TLD) varies according to its registry policy. The majority of TLDs including .com and .net can be registered only for 1 to 10 years, on the other hand domains just like .com.au allow for a 2–year period of registration solely.

Default Registration Period - Almost all top–level domains (TLDs) come with a nominal registration period of 12 months.

Notes - Here you will see the special requirements for the various TLDs, if any.