Domain Transfer

Prepare before starting

Confirm that the domain is eligible for transfer and is not subject to a registry or registrar lock. Check the domain's expiry date, verify the registrant email address and obtain the required authorisation code from the current registrar. Review any transfer restrictions that may apply after a recent registration or previous transfer.

Protect website and email continuity

A registrar transfer does not automatically mean that website files or email hosting are moved. DNS settings may remain unchanged, but you should record the current nameservers and important DNS records before making changes. Keep existing hosting and email services active until you have confirmed that the domain resolves correctly and all services work as expected.

Important points for Domain Transfer

Check transfer eligibility, domain lock status, registrant email access, authorisation-code requirements and expiry date. Keep DNS records documented.

Before you place an order

• Confirm the exact product, configuration and intended use.
• Review current features, eligibility, billing period and renewal terms.
• Check compatibility with your existing website, domain, email or software.
• Keep account ownership and contact information accurate.

Frequently asked questions

What should I check before choosing Domain Transfer?

Before choosing a domain transfer, you must check several key eligibility, technical, and pricing factors to prevent failed requests or unexpected downtime.

Can I discuss my requirement before ordering?

For domain transfer, include the relevant domain or service details, what you want to achieve and any timing constraints. Keep passwords, OTPs and payment credentials out of the enquiry.

Discuss your project with our team

Tell us how you plan to use domain transfer and what you need it to do. The team can review the details and help clarify the next practical step.