Domain Redemption
What is Redemption Grace Period and how to get a Domain Name back from it (Restoring a Domain Name)
Once a Domain Name is Deleted, the Domain Name would slip into the Redemption Period ONLY if the domain name was deleted by the system after the Renewal Grace Period and does not have any backorder against it. In all other cases a deleted domain name cannot be renewed/restored/redeemed.
Redeeming a Domain Name is costly, time consuming and manual process. The Redemption Period is of 30 days after the Domain Name is deleted and during this period only the current Registrar of the Domain Name can Redeem the Domain Name.
If during this period the Domain Name is not Redeemed, then the Domain Name would move to the Pending Delete period for 5 days. In this status the Domain Name cannot be Redeemed and after this period the Domain Name would available for Registration.
Once a Domain Name is Deleted, the Domain Name would slip into the Redemption Period ONLY if the domain name was deleted by the system after the Renewal Grace Period and does not have any backorder against it. In all other cases a deleted domain name cannot be renewed/restored/redeemed.
Redeeming a Domain Name is costly, time consuming and manual process. The Redemption Period is of 30 days after the Domain Name is deleted and during this period only the current Registrar of the Domain Name can Redeem the Domain Name.
If during this period the Domain Name is not Redeemed, then the Domain Name would move to the Pending Delete period for 5 days. In this status the Domain Name cannot be Redeemed and after this period the Domain Name would available for Registration.
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