gTLD
A gTLD is a generic domain extension not associated with a specific country, such as .com, .org, .net, or newer extensions like .app, .blog, or .xyz.
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HTTP(S)
HTTP(S)" refers to the Hypertext Transfer Protocol (Secure). This is the protocol over which data is sent between a user's browser and the website they are connected to. The 'S' at the end of H...
NDA (Non-Disclosure Agreement)
A legal contract requiring parties to keep transaction details confidential, common in high-value domain sales.
Blocklist
A list of domain names or IP addresses flagged for spam, malware, or other malicious activities.
CNAME
Canonical Name Record - a DNS record type that maps an alias domain name to the true (canonical) domain name.
Domain
A domain, also known as a domain name, is more than just the address of a website. It's a digital asset with potential value that can rise or fall based on numerous factors. A domain is a unique...
New gTLD
Generic top-level domains introduced through ICANN's expansion program starting in 2014, including .app, .blog, and .shop.