Domain Policy

Last updated: April 28, 2026

This policy covers the domain-specific rules for Dotwen: the 1-year registration term, expiration, transfer-away, registrant data, and abuse handling.

Registration term

Dotwen currently supports 1-year registrations only. Eligible expired domains may be renewed manually from the domain page. Auto-renewal is not currently supported.

Public search does not require an account, but final registration submission happens in the authenticated dashboard cart after final pricing is confirmed.

Expiration

You are responsible for monitoring the expiration date shown in your dashboard. Dotwen may send reminder notices, but notices do not replace your responsibility to act before expiration.

Dotwen does not guarantee renewal, restoration, redemption, or recovery after expiration.

Transfer away

If you want to keep a domain beyond the 1-year term, either renew it manually from the domain page when it is eligible or transfer it to another registrar before expiration. Users who plan to transfer should begin planning 60 to 90 days before expiration and should begin the transfer process at least 30 days before expiration.

  1. Check the domain expiration date in the dashboard.
  2. Choose the gaining registrar.
  3. Review whether the domain is under a transfer lock.
  4. Request or retrieve the authorization code if available.
  5. Start the transfer with the gaining registrar.
  6. Complete confirmation steps.
  7. Verify that the transfer completed before expiration.

Recently registered domains or domains under lock may not be immediately transferable. A transfer is not complete until the gaining registrar confirms it.

Registrant data

You must provide accurate registrant and contact information where required. Some extensions may impose local presence rules, verification requirements, transfer lock periods, or registry-specific restrictions.

Abuse and restrictions

Domains may not be used for phishing, malware, botnets, spam, fraud, impersonation, credential theft, illegal content, CSAM, infringement, trademark abuse, harassment, threats, sanctions evasion, or attempts to evade platform restrictions or security controls.

Dotwen may suspend accounts, lock domains, remove access to services, deny transfers where allowed, or cooperate with registries, registrars, dispute providers, and authorities where required.

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