What Is a Redemption Period?
The redemption period means that the domain name is not renewed within the normal renewal period and is deleted to the international domain name database. The international domain name database will retain the domain name for 30 days, which is called the redemption period. During this period, the domain name owner can restore the domain name through the original registrar.
Redemption period
- Chinese name
- Redemption period
- Foreign name
- REDEMPTIONPERIOD
- time limit
- 30 days
- Make
- January 1, 2003
- The redemption period means that the domain name is not renewed within the normal renewal period and is deleted to the international domain name database. The international domain name database will retain the domain name for 30 days, which is called the redemption period. During this period, the domain name owner can restore the domain name through the original registrar.
- The redemption period of a domain name is
- Since January 1, 2003, VERISIGN has implemented a new renewal rule for global registrars: if the domain name is not renewed within the normal period, it will be put on hold at the registry, and the registry will retain the domain name for 30 days. Redemption period, during which the domain name owner can pay the relevant fees to the registry through the original registrar to obtain ownership of the domain name.
- The domain name retention period is 30-45 days after the domain name expires (different registrar policies require different times). After this period of renewal, customers continue to own the domain name. The domain name will enter the redemption period (REDEMPTIONPERIOD, 30 days) without renewal during the retention period. ICANN still protects the domain name, but must pay a redemption fee in order to regain ownership of the domain name. After the redemption period, the domain name will enter a deletion period of about 5 days. After the deletion period, the domain name will be open for anyone to note.