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A ccTLD is a country-code extension such as .in, run by that country's registry (NIXI for .in) under its own rules. A gTLD is a generic extension such as .com, .org or .store, run under ICANN policies. Both work identically in browsers and for email; the differences are in eligibility, privacy options and price.

Yes. You don't need an Indian address or a registered company to register a .in or .co.in. You do need to give accurate contact details: NIXI can ask registrants to verify them and can suspend names registered with false information.

Many registries discount the first year to attract new registrations, then charge their standard rate. We show both on every search result and in the full price list, so you can see what year two costs before you buy. All prices exclude 18% GST.

We remind you 30, 7 and 1 days before expiry. After expiry there's a grace period of up to 30 days in which you can renew at the normal price. After that the name enters redemption, where restoring it costs a restore fee (₹6,999 for gTLDs, ₹4,999 for the .in family) plus the renewal. If it isn't restored, the registry deletes it and anyone can register it. See the recovery timeline.

Yes, once it's at least 60 days since it was registered or last transferred. Unlock it at your current registrar, copy the auth (EPP) code and start the transfer here. Most extensions get a year added to the expiry date. Check if your domain is ready to transfer.

Yes, on eligible gTLDs such as .com, .net, .org and .store, included with the domain. It isn't offered on .in-family names under registry policy, and country-code extensions such as .io, .co, .me and .ai follow their own registries' rules.

Record changes on our nameservers are live within minutes, but resolvers around the world keep the old answer until its TTL runs out, often an hour or a few hours. Nameserver changes go through the registry and can take up to 24–48 hours to be seen everywhere. Our DNS lookup tool shows what two public resolvers currently see.

If your website is hosted with us, use the nameservers in your hosting welcome email and everything (website, email, SSL certificates) is set up for you. If you host elsewhere, either keep our free DNS and add the records your host gives you, or point the nameservers at your host. Step-by-step guide.

Yes. Most extensions can be registered for up to 10 years; .ai has a 2-year minimum. A multi-year registration costs the first-year price plus the renewal price for each extra year, and you're protected from forgetting a renewal for that whole period.

No. Registrations, renewals and transfers are paid to the registry as soon as they're submitted, so they're excluded from our money-back guarantee. Details are in the refund policy and the domain registration agreement.