Transfer Domain

A domain transfer is the process of moving your domain name from one registrar to another while keeping the same domain.

Unlock your domain at your current registrar, get the EPP/Auth code, and submit it to the new registrar to begin the transfer.

Most domain transfers take 3–7 days to complete, depending on the domain extension and current registrar.

No. If your DNS settings stay the same, your website and email will continue working during the transfer.

It’s a unique security code required to transfer your domain to another registrar. You can get it from your current registrar.

Domains are locked by default to prevent unauthorized transfers. You must unlock it before starting the transfer.

No. Most domains have a 60-day lock period after registration or a recent transfer.

Yes, you get full DNS management to edit A, CNAME, MX, TXT, and other records easily.

No. When you transfer a domain, an extra year is usually added on top of your existing registration time.

You may still transfer during the grace period, but once the domain enters redemption, transfer may not be possible.

This can happen if DNS or nameservers change. Simply update your DNS records at your new registrar to restore service.