1. Unlock the domain
Disable the transfer lock at the current registrar and verify your contact details.
Your domain must be unlocked at its current registrar and have a valid EPP transfer code. The transfer request is processed after payment and ownership checks.
Before transfer, unlock the domain at its current registrar and obtain a valid EPP authorisation code. Keep the registrant email accessible so verification notices can be approved promptly.
When the transfer request is created, the extension, remaining registration period and ownership details are checked. Unless DNS records are changed separately, website and email routing continue with the existing settings.
Disable the transfer lock at the current registrar and verify your contact details.
Enter the domain-specific transfer code only in the secure transaction form.
Complete the email approvals and track the transfer from your customer account.
A transfer alone does not interrupt website or email service as long as DNS records remain unchanged.
Obtain the code from the control panel or authorised support channel at your current registrar.
Timing varies by extension rules and registrant approvals. The domain is checked before the request begins.
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