Domain transfer
Domain name transfer is the process of changing the domain name registrar or Regery accounts in the case of internal transfers.Internal domain names are domains that are already managed by Regery
URL parameters
POST body parameters
A domain name authorization code is also known as an epp code, authorization information, authorization code or transfer code. Represented by a password string. Required by most domain name zones. If authCode is not supported by the domain name zone, an empty string must be specified.
If the domain name is internal, the authCode parameter must contain the value internalAuthCode (see the Info operation)
If the domain name is internal, the authCode parameter must contain the value internalAuthCode (see the Info operation)
The name servers that a domain name uses for delegation
An array of name servers. Most domain name zones require at least two name servers to be specified
During the registration process, you must provide a link to at least the registrant's contact information
For each domain zone additional services can be used to assist in registration. Such services may be combined depending on the rules of a particular domain zone
proxy contact information is not sent to the registry, but instead proxy contacts are sent. This helps to hide domain owner information from the public WHOIS
trustedRegistrant if the domain name zone has special requirements for the domain name owner, this service will help fulfill the registry's requirements by providing a trusted contact
trustedAdmin if a domain name zone has special requirements for a domain name administrator contact, this service will help fulfill registry requirements by providing a trusted contact
trustedTech if a domain name zone has specific requirements for a domain name technician contact, this service will help fulfill registry requirements by providing a trusted contact
