Transfer your domain to SoxDomains

Unlock the domain at the current registrar, request the authorization or EPP code, and enter the name here. We confirm the request with the registrant email, and the registry completes the move.

For most gTLDs and many ccTLDs, yes: an EPP or AuthInfo code. Some country registries use an account change, a form, or owner approval instead of a code.

On most extensions, yes. The extra year is added to the remaining term. Some extensions and recently renewed names are excluded; the transfer price is listed in the table.

A standard gTLD transfer often completes in minutes to several days, depending on owner confirmation and the registry. A ccTLD with manual review can take longer.

DNS does not change just because the registrar changes. The site and email keep working until you update nameservers or DNS records in the SoxDomains panel.

Many gTLDs have a 60-day lock after registration or a registrant change. If the domain is in that window, wait until it ends or review the extension page.

A transfer lock stops an unauthorized move. Unlock the domain at the current registrar before you start the order. After the transfer you can lock it again in SoxDomains.

Not always. Each country registry sets the process: EPP code, account change, documents, or local presence. Check the transfer price and the extension page before you start.