New gTLD
Generic top-level domains introduced through ICANN's expansion program starting in 2014. New gTLDs include extensions like .app, .blog, .shop, .io, and hundreds of others.
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Domain Propagation
The time it takes for DNS changes to a domain to be recognized across all internet servers globally.
Registrant
A "Registrant" refers to the individual, company, or organization that has registered and holds the rights to a specific domain name. Essentially, the registrant is the legal owner of the domain....
ICANN 60-Day Rule
\nThe rule, in place for the protection of the domain owner, states that a registrar may deny a request for a transfer of a newly registered domain to another registrar if within 60 days of initial...
Net
.net is one of the original top-level domains (TLDs) introduced in the internet's early days, along with others like .com, .org, and .edu. The .net extension was initially intended for network tech...
IDN (Internationalized Domain Name)
A domain name that includes characters from non-Latin scripts, such as Chinese, Arabic, or Cyrillic.
Monetization
Generating revenue from domain names through parking, development, lead generation, or affiliate marketing.