Enter a domain and we'll look up its public RDAP registration data — when it was registered, when it expires, and its nameservers.
Look up a domain's public registration details through RDAP: when it was registered, when it expires, its registrar and status, without the clutter of old WHOIS tools.
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Registration date
When the domain was first registered.
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Expiry date
When it's due to expire, so renewals never lapse.
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Registrar
Which company the domain is registered with.
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Status
Locks and statuses such as clientTransferProhibited, explained.
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Enter a domain
Your own, a competitor's or one you'd like to buy.
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Read the record
We query the official RDAP service for that domain extension.
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Act on it
Renew, lock or transfer your domain, or note when someone else's expires.
Locked, renewing
Transfer lock on and an expiry date comfortably in the future.
Expiring soon
Renew now, and switch on auto-renew so it never lapses.
No transfer lock
An unlocked domain is easier to hijack. Turn the lock on at your registrar.
If a domain expires or is hijacked, your website and email stop working, and getting it back can be expensive or impossible. Knowing your registrar, expiry date and lock status takes seconds and prevents a very bad day.
About the domain registration check.
The Registration Data Access Protocol, the modern, structured replacement for WHOIS, run by domain registries.