Secure Your .insurance Domain Today!

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Registration Restrictions

• Registrant organization must be in the insurance sector
• Domain name must be associated with the organization. Qualified Registrants see the Registrant Eligibility Policy
• The following for-profit and not-for-profit businesses or organizations are eligible to register domain names in .BANK: 3.1 State, regional and provincial banks chartered and supervised by a government regulatory authority; 3.2 Savings associations chartered and supervised by a government regulatory authority; 3.3 National banks chartered and supervised by a government regulatory authority; 3.4 Associations primarily comprised of entities identified in sections 3.1, 3.2, or 3.3; 3.5 Groups of associations primarily comprised of associations identified in section 3.4; 3.6 Service providers principally owned by or predominantly supporting regulated entities identified in sections 3.1, 3.2, or 3.3 (if approved by the Registry Operator Board); and 3.7 Government regulators of banks or savings associations or organizations primarily comprised of such government regulators (if approved by the Registry Operator Board). Insurance holding companies are not eligible. They do not fit the definition of a bank nor provide banking services. They can be listed as the admin contact if necessary.
• DomainPinLock is required for multi-factor authentication and will be set upon AddDomain. It cannot be deactivated. Instead of SMS, email authentication will be used. Changes to the domain can only be made with a valid token!
• .insurance domains must use .insurance nameservers (e.g. ns1.insurancename.insurance)
• DNSSEC required
• Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting and Conformance (DMARC) required
• Encryption required for web access, mail exchange, and file transfer
• Security Requirements for .insurance can be found via the security requirements link with the full list available.
• Possibility to add domains without nameservers

Domain Transfer Details

Transfer Procedure

• The transfer is submitted to the registry and the losing registrar is automatically notified by them. The losing registrar sends an email to the owner (and optionally admin) contact, informing about the transfer; this may include options to approve and/or deny the transfer. If neither explicitly approved nor denied, the transfer will be automatically finalized after 5 days.

Transfer Notes

• A .insurance domain transfer must be initiated with an authorisation code, which can be obtained from the current registrar through the owner/admin contact. Ensure that your domain does not have a lock-status (clientTransferProhibited and/or serverTransferProhibited). This can be checked in WHOIS. If the domain has a client-side transfer lock, the owner can request the current registrar to remove it.

Authorization Codes

• The format for auth info requires a minimum length of 8 characters and a maximum length of 32 characters. Additionally, auth info must contain at least one of each of the following three character types: Alphabetic characters: a-z; A-Z, Numeric characters: 0-9, Special characters: !;<=$%?&@[()]*^+-,’-{.|/}:~

WHOIS and Domain Management

• WHOIS Server: Visit WHOIS Server
• Real-Time WHOIS Update: Keep your domain information up-to-date.
• Domain Autorenewal: Enabled to ensure your domain does not expire unintentionally.
• Privacy Protection: Available to keep your personal information secure.

Additional Information

• Registration Time: real-time

• Deletion Timeframe: 35 days after expiration date

• Redemption Period: 30 days

For more information and to register your .insurance domain, visit our website at https://www.register.insurance.