Yes, you can transfer your domain name. However, the potential problem that may occur during domain transfer may require you to do the transfer process again. In this case, your domain name enters the On Hold process and cannot be transferred. If you do not wish to experience this problem, we recommend that you transfer your domain name within the last 15 days.

You can get your domain name transfer code from the management panel of the registered company. If you cannot receive the transfer code, you can consult your operator. Registration operators are obliged by ICANN rules to give their users the transfer code.

The Whois information contains ownership information for the registered domain name. It is possible to find out when, by whom, at what date and by what company the Domain name was registered with by WHOIS query. Whois information is very important for domain Name security. Whois information out-of-date domain names may be temporarily or permanently revoked by ICANN. If you do not want to experience such problems with the Domain name, you should update your domain whois information.

When you register a domain name on SPDNet, you can hide your whois information free of charge in your Administration panel.

When you register a Domain name, you can list your domain names in the Spdnet customer panel and perform free and easy operations such as DNS management, URL forwarding and transfer lock.

If you use Credit Card or MobileBank while purchasing a domain name, your domain name will be activated quickly. When you make a payment by bank transfer or EFT, you must write your order number in the payment description section in order for your domain name to be more active.

The domain name extension is the part after the domain name you registered for your website. (Ex: .com, .net, .org etc.)