SSL Certificates

Through your Control Panel, you’ll be able to easily secure the WHOIS information associated with your domain name, which, by default, is available on the Internet for everyone to see. All you have to do is request the Whois Privacy Protection feature to be enabled for your domain and then your registrant details, including your name, email and physical address, will be instantaneously replaced with fictional info.

This specific service is available with the majority of the generic and country–code Top–Level Domain extensions offered on our web site.

When registering a domain name, you’ll be asked to provide relevant and up–to–date registration information, no matter if you’re a person or a company. For this purpose, you will have to update your WHOIS details whenever needed. On the other hand, not all top–level domain name extensions support this feature by default, so first check for this option prior to attempting a WHOIS update.

Through the Domain Manager in your Control Panel, you can alter the registrant, admin and technical contact information for one or multiple domain names simultaneously. All the changes that you have made will be reflected online instantly!

By locking your domain, you can safeguard it from unapproved transfers. This way, any individual who tries to start a transfer of your domain to some other domain name registrar will be immediately blocked.

And if you have to transfer your domain to some other registrar yourself, you can unlock it with merely a click. The locking/unlocking functionality is available in the Domain Manager section of your Control Panel. Simply pick a domain and then click the Registrar Lock button to lock or unlock it.