Are There Any Requirements for Becoming A Domain Registrar?

[Milo Adey]

Thank you guys, I have also looking for the same.

[Emerson Abby]

No one owns any domain names; instead, they are leased for a while (often one to three years) and need to be renewed or extended to be used indefinitely.

[Jamie Lee]

Nobody "owns" a domain name until it is registered.

[Aaron Martin]

Who is the domain name owner?

[Robyn Jones]

A company that manages both the assignment of IP addresses and the reservation of domain names is known as a domain name registrar.

[Clara Smith]

Sure,

1. ICANN Accreditation: For the .com, .net and .name top-level domains (TLDs), you must be accredited by the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN). Visit ICANN's website to begin the accreditation process.
2. Authentication: If you are not already a registrar, you must authenticate before setting up an account.
3. Authorization: In order to determine your technical readiness, you must provide financial information after establishing an account.

[Hallie Russell]

Can you explain them in detail?

[Emma Peterson]

Hey,

Yes, there are various requirementsto become a domain registrar. Such as:

1. Authentication
2. Verisign Authorization
3. ICANN Accreditation

[Hazel Williams]

Hello,

I want to be a domain registrar, are there any specific requirements?