This represents the Agreement between the Registrant (Owner) of a Domain Name and the Registrar. If you register a domain name through us, this Agreement will apply to the person whose information you filled in the Owner section during the Registration process.
Acceptable Use and Anti-Abuse Policy
Data Processing Addendum (DPA)
Auto Renewal and Domain Name Deletion.
Please note that the Company may make its application available within third party applications, including the ChatGPT applications marketplace, to enable you to access certain features of the Services. In the event you choose to proceed with the purchase of any domain name through such third party applications, you will be redirected to the Company’s website to complete the transaction. Any such transaction, including, without limitation, order processing, customer support, cancellations, renewals, and refunds, will be governed exclusively by the Company’s terms and conditions, privacy policy, and such other Policies. You are responsible for reviewing the applicable terms, privacy policy, and such other Policies before completing any such purchase.
Last Updated On: August 26, 2026
This Registration Agreement (“Agreement”) between Namify Domains Inc (“Registrar”, “our”, “we”, “us”), an ICANN (defined below) accredited Registrar, and any person accessing or using our Services (“you”, “your”, “Registrant”) governs the access or use by you of the Services (defined below) offered through the Platform (defined below). The Platform enables you to:
(collectively, “Services”).
By accessing the Platform, you expressly consent and confirm that you are eligible and agree to be bound by this Agreement, which establishes a contractual relationship between you and the Registrar. If you do not agree to this Agreement, you may not access or use the Services or the Platform. You also agree to be bound by our Privacy Policy https://namify.tech/ and any applicable additional policies, guidelines, or rules we publish or make available (collectively, “Policies”). You acknowledge that you have read, understood, and hereby agree to be bound by: (i) the Policies, (ii) ICANN's Policies (defined below), and (iii) all agreements, policies, and requirements of applicable Registry Operators (collectively, “Additional Terms”).
Unless otherwise specified under this Agreement, the provisions are applicable to all TLDs that we offer. Certain TLDs may be subject to additional requirements, verification obligations, or other ICANN or registry-mandated restrictions, with the detailed obligations being set out under the applicable TLD-specific terms (https://namify.tech/legal/tld-registry-policy). In the event of a conflict between this Agreement and any applicable TLD-specific terms, the TLD-specific terms shall prevail solely to the extent of such conflict and only in relation to the relevant TLD.
It is important to read our entire Agreement carefully, as some of the provisions affect your legal rights.
Capitalised words used in this Agreement shall have the meaning ascribed to them below. Capitalised words and expressions used under this Agreement but not specifically defined in this Section II shall have the meaning assigned to them in the specific clause or paragraph, as applicable.
Reseller Policies. Where you purchase a domain name through a Reseller, you acknowledge and agree that certain requests and actions relating to such domain name (including renewals, updates to Registration Information, and support requests) may be required to be initiated, submitted, and/or processed through the relevant Reseller in accordance with its policies.
Each Registered Domain Name is granted for a fixed term selected by you at the time of registration (“Registration Term”) and will automatically expire at the end of the Registration Term unless you renew it in accordance with these Terms. You are solely responsible for monitoring the expiry date of your Registered Domain Name and for ensuring that a renewal request is submitted and all applicable renewal fees are paid before expiry.
WE PROVIDE OUR SERVICES, OUR CONTENT, AND ALL OTHER CONTENT AND MATERIALS AVAILABLE THROUGH OUR SERVICES ON AN “AS IS” AND “AS AVAILABLE” BASIS WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY OR CONDITION OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED. WE DISCLAIM ALL WARRANTIES OF ANY KIND, WHETHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, RELATING TO OUR SERVICES, OUR CONTENT, AND USER CONTENT INCLUDING THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, QUIET ENJOYMENT, QUALITY, ACCURACY, TITLE AND NON-INFRINGEMENT, AND ANY WARRANTY ARISING OUT OF COURSE OF DEALING, USAGE OR TRADE. NO ADVICE OR INFORMATION, WHETHER ORAL OR WRITTEN, OBTAINED BY YOU FROM OUR SERVICES, OUR CONTENT, USER CONTENT, OR OTHERWISE AVAILABLE THROUGH OUR SERVICES WILL CREATE ANY WARRANTY REGARDING OUR SERVICES THAT IS NOT EXPRESSLY STATED IN THESE TERMS. YOU USE OUR SERVICES, AND USE, ACCESS, DOWNLOAD, OR OTHERWISE OBTAIN OUR CONTENT, OR USER CONTENT OR OTHER CONTENT AVAILABLE THROUGH OUR SERVICES, AT YOUR OWN DISCRETION AND RISK. YOU ASSUME ALL RISK FOR ANY DAMAGE THAT MAY RESULT FROM YOUR USE OF OR ACCESS TO OUR SERVICES, YOUR DEALINGS WITH ANY OTHER MEMBER OR THIRD PARTY, AND YOUR USE OF OUR CONTENT, USER CONTENT OR OTHER CONTENT AVAILABLE THROUGH OUR SERVICES. YOU ARE SOLELY RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE TO YOUR PROPERTY (INCLUDING ANY COMPUTER SYSTEM OR MOBILE DEVICE USED IN CONNECTION WITH OUR SERVICES), OR THE LOSS OF DATA THAT MAY RESULT FROM THE USE OF OUR SERVICES OR THE USE OF ANY OF OUR CONTENT, USER CONTENT OR OTHER CONTENT AVAILABLE THROUGH OUR SERVICES. NOTWITHSTANDING THE FOREGOING, NOTHING IN THIS SECTION SHALL AFFECT WARRANTIES WHICH ARE INCAPABLE OF EXCLUSION OR RESTRICTION UNDER APPLICABLE LAW.
1. Authorization for Automatic Renewal By registering or maintaining a domain name through the Registrar, the Customer expressly authorizes the Registrar to automatically renew the domain name prior to its expiration date using the most recent and valid payment method associated with the Customer’s account. This authorization remains in effect unless the Customer disables auto-renewal in their account settings prior to the scheduled renewal attempt. Renewal notices and confirmations will be sent to the registrant email address listed in WHOIS/RDDS. 2. Renewal Notices In accordance with ICANN requirements, the Registrar will send: A first renewal reminder approximately 30 days before the expiration date. A second renewal reminder approximately 5 days before the expiration date. A post-expiration notice within 5 days after the domain expires. The Customer is solely responsible for ensuring that all WHOIS/RDDS contact information is accurate and current so that renewal notices are received. 3. Renewal Term and Fees Auto-renewals are processed for the same term as the prior registration (typically one year) at the Registrar’s then-current renewal rates, subject to applicable taxes and registry fees. Renewal pricing may differ from the original registration fee. 4. Payment Authorization and Failure The Customer authorizes the Registrar to automatically charge renewal fees using the default payment method on file. If payment fails, the Registrar may attempt to process the renewal transaction again up to the renewal date. Failure to secure payment before expiration may result in suspension, expiration, or deletion of the domain name. The Registrar is not liable for loss (including loss of domain or service) arising from payment failure, expired payment methods, outdated contact information, or Customer inaction. 5. Opt-Out and Manual Renewal The Customer may disable auto-renewal at any time prior to the scheduled renewal attempt. If auto-renewal is disabled, the Customer is responsible for manually renewing the domain before expiration. The Registrar does not guarantee the continued availability or recoverability of a domain that is not renewed prior to expiry. 6. Post-Expiry Handling and Domain Functionality Upon expiration, the domain may stop resolving, the website and email services may cease functioning, and the Registrar may redirect DNS to an expiration or parking page.Expired domains may enter the applicable Renewal Grace Period or Redemption Grace Period, as defined and/or offered by the corresponding registry. If a domain enters the Redemption Grace Period, the Customer may restore it by paying the applicable redemption fee. Restoration is not guaranteed and is subject to registry policy and technical availability. During this period, restoration may be available subject to additional redemption or recovery fees. After these periods, the domain may be deleted and released for public registration. 7. Registrar Right to Decline Renewal The Registrar may refuse or cancel a renewal if required by UDRP or URS decisions, court orders or law enforcement requests, registry policies, or abuse mitigation policies. 8. No Guarantee of Renewal The Registrar does not guarantee renewal of any domain name if: • The Customer’s payment / payment method fails; • The Customer’s auto-renewal functionality is disabled; or • The domain is restricted, disputed, or locked by registry policy. • The renewal is prohibited by policy or law. 9. Non-Refund Policy for Auto-Renewals All auto-renewal transactions are final and non-refundable once processed. • The Customer acknowledges and agrees that the renewal fee is incurred immediately upon processing and that the Registrar incurs corresponding registry-level renewal costs that are non-reversible. • No refunds, credits, or chargebacks shall be issued for domains renewed automatically, even if the Customer subsequently disables auto-renewal, transfers the domain, deletes the domain, or fails to use the renewed registration. 10. Acknowledgment and Acceptance By maintaining a domain registration with the Registrar, the Customer acknowledges and accepts the terms of this Auto-Renewal Policy and the Registrar’s right to automatically renew domain names as described herein.
DOMAIN NAME DELETION
If you DO NOT renew the domain name before the registration expiration date, your domain name will expire. As early as one day after expiration, your domain name will be deactivated and will display a parking page indicating the domain name has expired, and other services you have associated with the domain name may no longer function. As early as 36 days after expiration, your domain name may be purchased by a third party. If a third party purchases the domain name during this time, the domain name will not be available for you to renew. If the domain name has not been renewed by you or purchased by a third party, an expired domain name enters the registry redemption period (as defined by each registry) approximately 40 days following expiration. Certain TLDs enter the registry redemption period sooner than 40 days and those details are available here. We reserve the right to charge you a redemption fee (in additional to the renewal fee) in the event you are able to renew your domain name during this period. The fee charged for redemption varies by TLD and may be found here. If the domain name completes the registry redemption period, the registry may hold the domain name for a period of five days before releasing it again for general registration.
The following will be deemed as violations of the AUP:
Common types of intellectual property rights include copyrights, trademarks, patents, industrial design rights, and trade secrets in recognized jurisdictions. Any act resulting in theft, misuse, misrepresentation, or any other harmful act by any Registered Name Holder will be categorized as an Intellectual Property violation.
Cybersquatting refers to the registration or acquisition of domain names that are identical or confusingly similar to a registered trademark or service mark held by a third party in circumstances indicating that the Registered Name Holder registered the domain name (i) primarily for the purpose of selling, renting, or transferring the domain name to the owner of the trademark or service mark for consideration higher than the registration cost incurred by the Registered Name Holder or (ii) in order to prevent the owner of the trademark or service mark from reflecting the mark in a corresponding domain name (including by combining second and third-level subdomains) or (iii) primarily for the purpose of disrupting the business of the trademark or service mark holder or (iv) in an attempt to attract, for commercial gain, Internet users to the registered domain name/website or other online location by creating a likelihood of confusion with the trademark or service mark as to the source, sponsorship, affiliation, or endorsement of the website or a product or service on the website.
Spamming refers to the use of electronic messaging systems to send unsolicited bulk messages. The term applies to e-mail spam and similar abuses such as instant messaging spam, mobile messaging spam, and the spamming of Web sites and Internet forums. Unsolicited emails advertising legitimate and illegitimate products, services, and/or charitable requests and requests for assistance are also considered spam.
Fraudulent web services and applications meant to represent⁄confuse or mislead internet users into believing they represent services or products for nefarious purposes, such as illegally gaining login credentials to actual legitimate services.
This includes redirection of DNS traffic from legitimate and intended destinations, by compromising the integrity of the relevant DNS systems. This leads unsuspecting Internet users to fraudulent web services and applications for nefarious purposes, such as illegally gaining login credentials to actual legitimate services.
Most typically the result of a security-compromised web service where the perpetrator has installed a virus or “malevolent” piece of software meant to infect computers attempting to use the web service in turn. Infected computers are then security compromised for various nefarious purposes, such as gaining stored security credentials or personal identity information such as credit card data. Additionally, compromised computers can sometimes be remotely controlled to inflict harm on other internet services.
Refers to images or films (also known as child abuse images) and, in some cases, writings depicting sexually explicit activities involving a minor.
A methodology for hiding multiple source computers delivering malware, phishing, or other harmful services behind a single domain hostname by rapidly rotating associated IP addresses of the sources computers through related rapid DNS changes. This is typically done at DNS zones delegated below the level of a TLD DNS zone.
A Botnet is a significant coordinated net of compromised (sometimes tens of thousands) computers running software services to enact various forms of harm - ranging from unsanctioned spam to placing undue transaction traffic on valid computer services such as DNS or web services. Command and control refers to a smaller number of computers that issue⁄distribute subsequent commands to the Botnet. Compromised Botnet computers will periodically check in with a command and control computer that hides behind a list of date-triggered, rotating domain registrations, which are pre-loaded in the compromised computer during its last check-in.
Hacking constitutes illegally accessing computers, accounts, or networks belonging to another party or attempting to penetrate the security measures of other individuals. It also includes any activity that might be used as a precursor to an attempted system penetration.
Financial scams, including but not limited to the cases defined below, are operated by fraudsters to lure investors into fraudulent money making schemes. Prominent examples that will be treated as abusive are
Distribution and promotion of drugs, locally within a nation or overseas, without prescription and appropriate licenses as required in the country of distribution, are termed illegal.
SEO Poisoning, also known as search poisoning, is an attack method in which cybercriminals create malicious websites and use search engine optimization tactics to make them show up more prominently in search results.
This includes the creation of storefronts or websites selling/offering or purporting to sell/offer any fake or counterfeit products or services.
Other violations that will be expressly prohibited under the TLDs include:
Namify provides an abuse point of contact through an e-mail address posted on the Namify website found at https://namify.tech/abuse
Namify also provides a web form for complaints on the Namify website.
Namify will address abusive behaviour in its TLDs consistent with this AUP.
Namify, in its sole discretion, may modify this AUP. Any such revised policy will be posted on the Namify website at least thirty (30) calendar days before it becomes effective. Continued use of the Registered Names after the date of the modified AUP taking effect constitutes acceptance of the modification.
This Data Processing Addendum (this “DPA”) supplements and forms part of the Reseller Partner Agreement between Namify Domains Inc. (“Namify”) and the Partner (the “Agreement”). Capitalized terms not defined in this DPA have the meaning given to them in the Agreement.
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