TLD Specifications

Registrar–Lock Option - You can lock your domain name with your present registrar! Any time a domain is actually locked, all the incoming domain transfer requests are immediately declined. This way, you can actually guard yourself against stealing your domain!

Quick Domain Transfer - The successful transfer of a person’s domain to our registrar will every time add an additional twelve–month period in addition to the current expiration date! Before initiating your transfer, check if the TLD of your domain will require an EPP (Extensible Provisioning Protocol) authorization key. If that’s so, please call your current registrar just before the transfer operation is initiated. As opposed to certain suppliers, we really do not request added charges for domain transfer. You will be charged just the basic registration price.

Edit WHOIS Info - Any time you need to change the registration info about your domain, it’s possible through the Edit WHOIS functionality in the Domain Manager.

Whois Privacy Protection - The Domain Info WHOIS Privacy Protection service can assist you disguise your private data from the public eye and change it with our own information!

Domain Registration Period - The nominal period of registration for a TLD is determined by its registry policies. The vast majority of TLDs like .com and .net can be registered only for one to ten years, however domains just like .com.au support a 2–year period of registration only.

Minimum TLD Registration Period - A lot of TLDs are available with a minimal registration time period of 1 year.

Notes - See if, perhaps the top–level domain you intend to register comes with any unique specifications for registration.