Domain Transfer and Push Service

Handle transfer locks, auth codes, registrant approval, account push, and cross-registrar transfer workflows.

Transfer-lock checksAuth-code workflowAccount pushSupport tickets

Overview

A registrar transfer and an account push are different operations. Eligibility depends on domain age, TLD policy, lock status, dispute status, and access to the registrant contact channel.

How it works

Check domain age, status, and transfer lock.
Confirm the destination registrar supports the TLD.
Verify registrant contact access and obtain the auth code when eligible.
Start the push or transfer workflow.
Track approval and completion status until the receiving side confirms.

Before ordering

Confirm live availability and the final checkout price before paying.
Review renewal pricing, eligibility, premium notices, and any manual-review requirement.
Keep account access for DNS, renewal, transfer, billing, and support after delivery.

Service boundary

New registrations, recent transfers, disputes, redemption, or registry restrictions can block or delay transfer. Timing is controlled partly by registrars and registries, not only by the platform.

Clear registration rules before you buy

Different TLDs can have different registry rules, identity or eligibility requirements, and premium pricing. Premium domains, special TLDs, or orders that need extra review are identified during purchase. Final registration status depends on live availability, registry confirmation, and the order page.

FAQ

Is a push the same as a transfer?

No. A push moves a domain between accounts at the same registrar; a transfer moves it to a different registrar.

Can a newly registered domain transfer immediately?

Usually not. Many domains are subject to a transfer lock after registration or a recent transfer.