TLD Specifications

Registrar–Lock Option - You are able to lock your domain name with your present registrar! Any time a domain is actually locked, all of the incoming domain transfer demands are immediately turned down. Thus, it is easy to safeguard yourself from stealing your domain!

Transfer Your Domain - Employing our services, you can move your own domain over to our registrar. Once the transfer ends, 12 months will be added to the domain’s expiration date! We really do not bill you any kind of special fees for the transfer as opposed to most of the domain registrars. Just one more reason to shift your domain onto New Zealand Web Hosting Services! Should your domain involves an EPP (Extensible Provisioning Protocol) authorization key, you’ll want to acquire it from your existing registrar before the transfer is started.

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

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

Registration Period - Based on the TLD, the lowest registration period is usually about 1 to 10 years. A number of TLDs may be registered for 1 year solely, whilst others support a 2–year registration period.

TLD Registration Period - You’re able to register all generic TLDs for minimum 1 year. Still, plenty of country code TLDs like .DE and .AT could be registered for one year only.

Notes - View if the top–level domain you would like to register features any type of special requirements for registration.