Readiness check
We check the domain status: whether transfer is locked and whether enough of the term is left.
Service
We move a domain to another registrar. The registration term is preserved, delegation and DNS records stay the same, and the website and email keep working.
01Procedure
The transfer happens on the registry side; the client only obtains the code and confirms the request.
We check the domain status: whether transfer is locked and whether enough of the term is left.
The client requests the AuthInfo code from the current registrar and passes it on.
We file the request with the receiving registrar and supply the administrator details.
The registry validates the request and notifies the previous registrar.
The domain moves to the new registrar and the change appears in whois.
02Transfer conditions
The registry rejects the request if any of the mandatory conditions is not met.
The domain must carry no transfer prohibition and no dispute registered with the registry.
The domain must not be expired. If the deadline is close, renewal is recommended first.
The administrator details in the registry must be verified, otherwise the request is refused.
The transfer code is issued by the current registrar and is valid for a limited time.
NS records move unchanged. If needed, the values are changed after the transfer completes.
A transfer is charged as a renewal and adds one year to the registration term.
03About the service
The transfer touches the registry record, so the timing depends on the current registrar.
Ask a questionNo. The paid period is preserved, and the transfer adds another year to the registration term.
No. Delegation and DNS records do not change during a transfer, so the domain keeps responding throughout.
The current registrar issues it to the domain administrator, usually through the client area or support.
From one to five business days after the request is filed. The time depends on how quickly the previous registrar confirms it.
04Contacts
State the domain and its current registrar. We will tell you whether the domain is ready to move and which steps are required.