Domain Name Terms of Service
Nakro Technology Limited (Nakroteck)
Domain Name Terms of Service
This document establishes terms between registrants and Nakroteck for domain name registration, transfer, and management services. This agreement incorporates ICANN regulations and the Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (UDRP).
Domain Registration
Nakroteck provides domain registration through its website portal and client dashboard. The company cannot guarantee registration success even if a domain appears available during the purchase process.
Customers bear sole responsibility for ensuring their chosen domain name does not infringe on existing intellectual property rights and will not be used for illegal purposes.
Registrant Information Requirements
As mandated by ICANN, customers must provide complete and accurate contact details including:
- Registrant Name and Organization
- Full postal address
- Email address and phone number
- Administrative contact information
- Technical contact information
This data may be shared with registries and registrars, and may be disclosed via public WHOIS databases per ICANN rules.
GDPR Protection
For EU-based registrants under GDPR, Registrant, Admin, and Technical contact information will not be publicly displayed in WHOIS records. Only accredited parties such as law enforcement may access full details.
However, certain country-code TLDs (e.g., .DE, .UK, .RU) may partially or fully disclose registrant information regardless of GDPR provisions.
Domain Transfers
Transferring domains to or from Nakroteck requires accurate information submission. Transfer fees are non-refundable once the transfer process has been initiated. The losing registrar has seven days to approve or reject transfer requests.
Outbound Transfer of Ghana Domains
Requests to transfer a .com.gh, .edu.gh, .org.gh, or .net.gh domain from Nakroteck to another registrar are subject to a $100 USD outbound-transfer processing fee per domain.
This is a Nakroteck administrative service fee covering ownership verification, document review, transfer preparation, registry or registrar coordination, and processing of the transfer request. It is separate from any renewal, restoration, tax, registry, or gaining-registrar charges.
The fee must be paid in full before Nakroteck begins processing the transfer or releases any transfer authorization information. Payment does not guarantee that the transfer will be completed. The domain must be eligible for transfer, and the registrant must provide any required identification, authorization, or supporting documents.
Expired, suspended, disputed, or redemption-period domains may need to be renewed, restored, or otherwise regularized before transfer. Any related charges will be billed separately.
The outbound-transfer processing fee becomes non-refundable once Nakroteck begins the verification or transfer process. If a request is cancelled before processing begins, the fee may be refunded or credited at Nakroteck's discretion.
An outbound domain transfer does not automatically cancel hosting, email, SSL certificates, DNS hosting, or any other Nakroteck service. Clients must cancel those services separately where required.
Fees and Renewal
Nakroteck automatically renews domains if auto-renewal is enabled. Customers must ensure valid payment methods are on file. Expired domains enter a redemption period during which recovery costs approximately $100 USD (or equivalent currency) plus standard renewal fees.
Ownership Changes
Domain ownership transfers require the new registrant's consent and compliance with all binding agreements. ICANN policy may impose a sixty-day transfer lock following ownership changes.
Dispute Resolution
Domain name disputes fall under ICANN's Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (UDRP) framework. Nakroteck reserves the right to suspend disputed domains but bears no liability for dispute outcomes.
Agreement Modifications
Nakroteck reserves the right to modify these Domain Name Terms of Service at any time. Continued use of domain services after modifications constitutes acceptance.