A transfer changes who manages your registration. We check your DNS, website and email first, so everything keeps working.
Not sure yet? You may not need to transfer at all.Write them down before you start. They protect the services that already use your domain.
We confirm the domain is eligible, unlocked and not about to expire.
You get the auth code from your current registrar and approve the move.
We move the registration into your JomeTech account.
We check that the website, email and SSL all still work.
Your registrar, DNS, hosting and email can all be separate. This is what changes.
| Service | During a domain transfer |
|---|---|
| Domain registration | Moves to your JomeTech account |
| Website hosting | Stays where it is unless you also order a migration |
| Email mailboxes | Stay where they are; MX records must be kept |
| DNS and nameservers | Needs review before and after the move |
Keep the domain where it is and point it to JomeTech hosting by changing nameservers or DNS. Quickest, no auth code needed.
See web hostingMove the registration into your JomeTech account, so domain, hosting, email and billing are in one place.
Start a transferNo. A domain transfer only moves the registration. Website migration is a separate service, and we can do both together.
Not if the MX records are kept. We review your email records before anything changes.
Most international extensions such as .com need one. Some local extensions are moved by registry request instead. We tell you what your domain needs.
International domains usually take 5 to 7 days after approval. Times vary by extension and registrar, and we keep you updated.
Most international domains can only be transferred 60 days after registration or a previous transfer.
No. Nameservers are a separate setting. We confirm which DNS setup you want first.
Renew it first, or start the transfer well before the expiry date.
Yes. Point the nameservers or DNS records to JomeTech instead.
We check DNS, website and email before and after the move.