You don't need to transfer your domain to use it with Fodenflow: pointing it is enough. Transferring makes sense if you also want to renew and manage it with us.
Bring a domain to Fodenflow
- At your current provider, unlock the domain and request the transfer code (also called EPP or Auth Code).
- Make sure it's been more than 60 days since it was registered or last transferred: ICANN rules don't allow it earlier.
- In Domains, under Bring a domain to Fodenflow, enter the Domain, the Transfer code and, if you like, a comment. Click Send request.
- A ticket is created with your request. Our team starts the transfer and replies there with the transfer invoice, which includes one more year of registration.
Our team starts the transfer manually: it usually takes a few days, depending on the previous provider. Your website and email keep working meanwhile if you don't change the DNS.
Move a domain to another provider
- In Domains, open the domain's Options.
- Under Transfers → Transfer to another provider, click Request the code.
- We email the transfer (EPP) code to your account address and remove the lock. For security, it's never shown on screen.
- Use that code at the new provider to start the transfer.
If it can't be done automatically, our team does it manually and replies in a ticket. If the domain has Domain protection, requesting the code removes the transfer lock.
.ar domains don't have a transfer code: a change of holder or provider goes through NIC Argentina and the new holder needs a CUIT or CUIL and a tax password. Contact us and we'll guide you step by step.
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