Smooth & Secure Domain Transfers

Prepare for Transfer

Prepare for Transfer

Unlock your domain name and obtain the EPP auth code from your current domain registrar to begin the domain transfer process.

Start the Transfer

Start the Transfer

Simply enter your domain name together with your EPP auth code to initiate the domain transfer process to DomainNames.com.au

Verify Your Transfer

Verify Your Transfer

Confirm your transfer request by clicking the secure link in the email that we will send you, thus ensuring everything is fully secure.

Complete the Transfer

Complete the Transfer

Domain transfers are completed within a few days and your domain name registration will always be safe with DomainNames.com.au

Fully automatic. No tech skills required.

Our domain name transfer process is automated, fast and risk-free, so you can be up and running quickly.

Start Your Transfer

We know how to take care of your domain names. If your current domain provider isn’t giving you the pricing, support and service you need or it’s just time for a change — we can help you.

We know how to take care of your domain names. If your current domain provider isn’t giving you the pricing, support and service you need or it’s just time for a change — we can help you.

We've made the domain transfer process as simple as possible so you can get on with more important things in your life. Moving a domain name across to us happens mostly in the background.

We've made the domain transfer process as simple as possible so you can get on with more important things in your life. Moving a domain name across to us happens mostly in the background.

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