Domain Registration Terms

We are a reseller. We place your registration through ResellerClub, and the domain is held with an accredited registrar for that ending (for .com and other generic endings, a registrar accredited by ICANN; for .in endings, one accredited by NIXI, the .IN Registry). The registrar is shown in the domain's public registration record (WHOIS/RDAP). The registry's and registrar's rules for each ending apply to your domain as well as these terms.

Each domain is registered with you as the registrant, using the owner details you give at checkout. Keep them accurate and up to date: registries can suspend or cancel a domain registered with false or out-of-date details.

After registration, the registrar may email the owner's address asking you to confirm it. Click the link within 15 days, or the domain can be suspended until you do.

Where the ending allows it, we add privacy protection free, so your name, address, email and phone aren't shown in public lookups. Some endings, including .in, don't allow it. Registries, registrars and law enforcement can still see your details where the law or their rules require it.

Before you buy, we show the first-year price and the yearly renewal price, plus GST. Extra years bought up front are charged at the renewal price. We register the domain once the invoice is paid in full. If someone else takes the name before then, we refund you in full for that domain. Premium names, which registries price above normal, aren't sold online; ask us for a quote.

We send you a renewal invoice 30 days before your domain expires, with reminders before and on the expiry date, and renew it as soon as the invoice is paid. Nothing is renewed without payment. If a domain isn't renewed, it expires: your website and email on it stop working. Most endings allow a late renewal for a short time after expiry; after that, getting it back may cost more, or may not be possible.

Registration and renewal fees are paid on to the registry and registrar, so they aren't refundable once processed (see our Refund & Cancellation Policy).

You can move your domain to another provider. Ask us, or use your workspace where offered, for its transfer (auth) code. Registries don't allow a transfer in the first 60 days after a domain is registered or moved.

Disputes about who has the right to a name are settled under the registry's dispute policy: the Uniform Domain-Name Dispute-Resolution Policy (UDRP) for generic endings, and the .IN Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (INDRP) for .in endings.

ICANN publishes the benefits and responsibilities of domain registrants. The .IN Registry publishes its policies for .in domains.

For anything about your domain: support@zapmonk.com or +917509525963.