Domain Name Transfer means moving your domain, which is currently managed by one company, to the control panel of another accredited domain registrar of your choice. For some TLD domain transfers, the domain is automatically renewed for one (1) year during the transfer. Domain transfer is a completely free service, but the one-year renewal fee is charged to the customer during the domain transfer order.

It usually takes between 5 to 7 days to complete.

Yes, the domain remains active without interruption.

Your domain must be unlocked, and a transfer code (Auth/EPP code) must be obtained.

Most providers charge a one-year extension fee during the transfer process.

It can be obtained from the domain control panel and is required to initiate the transfer process.

No, your existing period is preserved after the transfer, and typically one year is added.

Common extensions like .com, .net, and .org can be transferred; however, some country-specific extensions may have different regulations.

It usually doesn't change; however, you can it with your new provider.

No, DNS settings are usually preserved; however, checking them depending on the provider is recommended.

Cancellation is possible with some providers before the process is completed.

No, the lock must be removed first.

If your email service is linked to the domain, it may be affected; precautions should be taken.

No, your website runs on hosting, so it’s not affected by the domain transfer.

No, the process is usually handled through user-friendly control panels. Our support team is always happy to assist if needed.