Learn more about the Internet and DNS

TLD.NAME realizes that TLDs are the means by which Registrars provide their customers with short and easy to remember domain names. Domain names are the means by which businesses, consumers, and individuals gain access to, navigate, and get the benefits of the global Internet.

These benefits cannot be fully realized, however, unless DNS resources are administered in a
fair, efficient, and neutral manner that makes them available to all parties desiring to provide DNS services.

That is why all public Internet bodies, including the INAIC, will never, directly or indirectly, show any preference or provide any special consideration to any Internet Service Provider (ISP) or Registrar.

All Internet Service Providers shall have equal access to the Public-Root Servers operated by
the Public-Root Root Server Operators (RSOs). Also all Registrars should have an equal chance to own a TLD.

To become a Registrar and to get an approval to register a new TLD has become far more easy now. The INAIC enshures us that the whole approval process should not take any longer than a few weeks.

The INAIC Council will only consider requests for new TLDs when they are requested through the TLD Request page. The INAIC Council shall not refuse to accept your TLD Request, except for TLDs that might cause conflicts in the future.

Click here to check if you are able to access public TLDs.