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You can transfer domains registered at another registrar to DigitalFyre. The transfer adds one year to your domain’s registration period.

Prerequisites

Ensure the following at your current registrar before initiating a transfer:
RequirementDetails
Domain is unlockedRegistrar lock must be disabled
Domain is 60+ days oldDomains registered less than 60 days ago cannot be transferred (ICANN policy)
No recent contact changesChanging registrant contact information locks the domain for 60 days
EPP code obtainedRequest the authorization/EPP code from your current registrar
Domain is not expiredExpired domains cannot be transferred — renew first if needed

Initiating the Transfer

1

Log In

Log in at console.digitalfyre.com.
2

Start the Transfer

Navigate to any domain’s management page and click Transfer in a Domain in the Actions section of the left sidebar.
3

Enter Domain and EPP Code

Enter the domain name you want to transfer and the EPP code from your current registrar.
4

Complete Checkout

Pay the transfer fee to initiate the request.

Transfer Fee

The transfer fee is equivalent to a one-year registration and adds one year to your domain’s current expiry date. For example, if your domain expires on January 1, 2027, after transfer it will expire on January 1, 2028.

Transfer Timeline

Domain transfers typically complete within 5 to 7 days:
StageDetails
Request initiatedDigitalFyre submits the transfer request to the registry
Approval email sentYour current registrar emails the registrant for approval
ApprovalApproving speeds up the process; most registrars auto-approve after 5 days
Transfer completeDomain appears in your My Domains list

After Transfer

Once the transfer is complete:
DNS records from your previous registrar do not transfer automatically. If you were using your previous registrar’s DNS, you must recreate your records using either DigitalFyre’s DNS Manager or another DNS provider before changing nameservers. Failing to do this will result in downtime for your website and email.