Manage a domain and its DNS
From a domain’s page you can renew it, point it somewhere else and edit its DNS records.
Open a domain
Section titled “Open a domain”Go to Domains and choose Manage beside the name. The page shows the expiry date and the renewal price per year.
Choose Renew for 1 year. This makes an invoice for the renewal. Pressing it again never makes a second invoice.
When Auto-renew is on, the renewal is paid from your wallet if the wallet covers the full amount. When it is off, you still get the renewal invoice. To turn it off, confirm with Turn it off.
Change the nameservers
Section titled “Change the nameservers”Nameservers decide where your website and email live. Change them only if another provider asked you to.
- On the domain’s page, choose Nameservers.
- Type each one under Nameserver 1, Nameserver 2 and so on. Choose + Add a nameserver for more.
- Choose Save nameservers.
- Type the 6-digit code from your authenticator app. We ask every time.
The old nameservers stay in use until the registry confirms. You get an SMS and an email when it has. You need two-step sign-in for this. See Sign in and keep your account safe.
Edit DNS records
Section titled “Edit DNS records”- On the domain’s page, choose DNS records.
- Choose Add a record, or tap a record to change it.
- Choose the Record type, then fill in Name and Points to. Leave Name empty or type @ for the domain itself.
- Choose how long networks remember it. 1 hour (recommended) suits most records.
- Choose Save record.
To delete a record, open it and choose Remove this record. You can choose Undo straight after.
Changes are saved one record at a time. They can take a few hours to reach every network.
Set up email
Section titled “Set up email”Choose Apply an email template, then your email provider. The screen lists the records it will add, and any it replaces. Your old records are removed only after the new ones are added.
Other things on the page
Section titled “Other things on the page”- Registrar lock stops transfers you did not ask for.
- Transfer (auth) code is hidden. We ask for your two-step code before we show it.
- Give this domain to someone moves it to another account with your host.
- Download certificate (PDF) gives you proof of ownership for banks and tenders, once the domain is registered.
Only the account owner can move, transfer or give away a domain.
If something goes wrong
Section titled “If something goes wrong”Open a ticket from Support, or contact your host.