TLD Characteristics

Registrar–Lock Option - It is easy to lock your domain name at your current registrar! Each time a domain is actually locked, all of the incoming domain transfer inquiries are instantly declined. Thus, you’ll be able to defend yourself against domain thefts!

Quick Domain Transfer - The completed transfer of a person’s domain to our registrar is going to put one more year in addition to the existing expiration date! Before you start a transfer, verify that the TLD of your domain will involve an EPP authorization key. If that’s so, please contact your current registrar just before the transfer process is started. Unlike many suppliers, we really do not impose additional rates for domain transfer. You will be charged the typical registration charge.

Edit WHOIS Info - Any time you need to update the registration info about your domain, it can be done via the Edit WHOIS option in the Domain Manager.

Whois Privacy Protection - The WHOIS Privacy Protection service will assist you to hide your private data from the public eye and additionally replace it with our own contact information!

The Registration Period - A TLD features its own registration period with respect to the registry’s policy. For instance, an ordinary domain like .COM could be registered for 1–10 years, yet a domain like .BE can be acquired for 1 year solely.

Default Registration Period - Virtually all top–level domains (TLDs) support a minimum registration period of 1 year.

Notes - Here are shown all the particular registration requirements for each top–level domain, if there are such.