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Understanding your domain status
What the common domain statuses mean, from active to redemption, and what to do about them.
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Every domain has a status that says what state it is in. You may see these terms in a WHOIS lookup, in an email about your domain, or when you talk to our team. Here is what the common ones mean.
While a domain is being set up
- Pending registration means the new domain is being registered. This usually finishes within a minute or two.
- Pending transfer means a transfer is underway. Transfers can take several days. See Transferring a domain to Dotweb.
For active domains
- OK or Active means everything is in order and nothing needs your attention.
- Transfer lock (client transfer prohibited) stops your domain being moved without your approval. This is normal and recommended.
- Hold means the domain is temporarily not resolving. This can happen during checks or if action is needed.
When a domain is expiring or expired
- Expired means the registration period has ended. Renew it as soon as possible to keep it.
- Redemption means the domain expired a while ago and can only be restored for a limited time, often at a higher fee.
- Pending delete means the domain is about to be released and can no longer be restored.
Don't let a domain lapse
The safest way to avoid losing a domain is to keep auto-renew on. See Turning auto-renew on or off for a domain.
Your domains and their details are in the client area (opens in a new tab) under Products & Services. If a status is unclear or you think something is wrong, contact support and we will help.
Related articles
- Searching for a domainCheck whether a domain name is free, see its price and add it to your basket.
- Registering a domainFind an available domain, add it to your basket and check out in a few minutes.
- Transferring a domain to DotwebMove a domain from another registrar to Dotweb: prepare it, find it in our domain search and complete the order.
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