Keep your brand and bring management together. Enter your domain; check eligibility and transfer terms in the client panel.
Your transfer code, eligibility check and fee details are handled in the next step in the client panel.
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A domain transfer does not migrate your website or mailboxes. Plan registrar, DNS and hosting steps separately.
Restrictions may apply after a new registration, previous transfer or contact information change. Many generic extensions use 60-day lock rules. Verify your extension’s requirements before the expiration date approaches.
Remove the transfer lock with your current registrar and obtain the EPP / Auth code if required. Check that you can access the authorized email address. Do not share the code in the contact form or public records.
Review the transfer fee, term and time to be added to the domain. Enter the code in the secure step in the client panel; complete the approvals requested by your current and new registrars.
Track transfer status in the panel. When complete, check the domain owner, new expiration date and name servers. Make sure web, email and automatic renewal settings are correct.
Use the domain transfer checklist guide for preparation and troubleshooting details. Generic extensions follow the ICANN transfer policy; .tr domains follow TRABİS and the authorized registrar’s requirements. Do not assume timing and lock rules are the same across extensions.
A transfer changes the registrar. Your website files and mailboxes do not move automatically.
Close each transfer with a separate handover record, especially when handling multiple client domains. A domain appearing in the new panel does not replace web and email testing.
| Check | Prepare first | Verify afterward |
|---|---|---|
| Registration and renewal | Current expiration date, extension and registrant. | New registrar, panel status, expiration date and next renewal amount. |
| DNS and mail | A copy of the authoritative name servers and A/AAAA, MX and TXT records. | Continued DNS service; website access and email send/receive tests with authorized accounts. |
| If DNSSEC is used | Establish the current signing / DS record status with the DNS provider and registrar. | If name servers or the signing key change, ensure the DS record matches the new setup. An old, incompatible DS record can break resolution. |
| Account handover | Client and agency permissions; the person who will receive notifications. | Removal of unnecessary temporary access, an appropriate transfer lock and renewal tracking. |
Do not use a transfer in place of a last-day renewal. First check renewal and transfer eligibility with your current registrar. For a recently renewed or expired domain, added time and fee conditions may vary by extension.
Transferring registrars and changing registrants are separate processes. When handing over a company or client domain, verify documents, permissions and potential transfer restrictions in advance. Do not change ownership details arbitrarily before deciding the sequence.
Checks for a pending transfer →Timing depends on the extension, current registrar, lock status and approvals provided. Generic extensions may take several days. You can track the application status in the client panel; no exact completion time is guaranteed.
For many generic extensions, a successful transfer adds one year to the existing term. Exceptions apply to some extensions and renewal periods. Check the extension’s terms in the panel before proceeding.
If DNS service and existing records keep working, a transfer alone does not stop hosting. The old provider ending DNS service or a change to name servers can cause downtime; this is why the DNS plan should be prepared in advance.
You can use the bulk transfer steps supported in the client panel. For domains belonging to many clients, we recommend assessing ownership, authorization and renewal schedules individually.
Request the code again from your current registrar. A transfer code is sensitive information that allows actions on the domain; do not share it in public support records or the contact form.
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