WHOIS

You can access many information of the domain related to Whois query and find an answer to one of the most curious questions, "who owns the domain". You can access the following information by performing a Whois lookup.

1. Who owns the domain
2. To the date of registration of the domain
3. Date of update of the domain
4. You can access many information such as the end date of the domain period.

Domain whois search is carried out by transmitting to the relevant Registry company through the authorized ip addresses or to the database where the official registrars hosting the whois server with special agreements have established and allocated security conditions.

The credentials of some domains are hidden. This is referred to as domain whois protection. To reach the owners or financial or technical managers of domain names with Whois protection, it is necessary to notify the proxy address that takes over the confidentiality of the whois information. Every whois protection service provider is required by ICANN rules to deliver notifications transmitted through it to the rightful owner of the domain whose identity it is hiding. Since the declaration is accepted as essential in this obligation, the accuracy and timeliness of the contact information is primarily the responsibility of the owner of the relevant domain in order to reach the real owner of the domain names whose whois information is hidden.

ICANN provides guidelines designed to keep the WHOIS database as accurate as possible. Because domain owners' contact data can change, domain registrars like Atak Domain should annually allow domain owners to review and edit their WHOIS domain data. Under ICANN rules, refusing to update this information or providing false data may result in domain names being suspended or revoked. In addition, ICANN allows internet users to file complaints if they become aware that their WHOIS domain search data is incomplete or inaccurate. In such cases, domain registrars must quickly correct and verify the data. With this verification protocol, ICANN aims to provide the highest possible level of data accuracy.

You can update your WHOIS contact information in the Domain Manager of your Atak Domain account. You can complete this process in just a few easy steps and update their contact information individually or in bulk. It is important to keep your contact information up to date at all times, both to comply with ICANN regulations and to ensure that you receive WHOIS correspondence with the correct email address.

If you do not activate your Domain Privacy, every user who makes a whois query will access your information. As a result, you are likely to receive unwanted mails, unwanted sms, which are called spam mail.

When making a Whois query, if your domain privacy is not active, your information can be viewed. If your Whois privacy is active, no information will be displayed. If your whois privacy is not active, your information to be displayed in case you make a whois query is as follows;

1. Name and surname of the domain owner,
2. The address of the domain owner,
3. The e-mail address of the domain owner,
4. Personal information such as the phone number of the domain owner can be displayed.

Whois hiding is up to your personal preference, but we highly recommend hiding it. The reason is that when there is no whois protection, all your personal information (Name, surname, e-mail, phone number, etc.) will be viewable by everyone. This may result in a very serious breach of data privacy. What's more, e-mail and spam messages on your phone can also be annoying.

Created by the Internet Engineer Task Force, RDAP allows users to access existing registration data.

"Extensible Provisioning Protocol" (EPP) domain status codes, also called domain status codes, indicate the status of a domain registration. Each field field has at least one status code, but can have more than one. With the EPP code, you can easily understand the status of your domain address. You can find detailed information about the codes by clicking the ICANN EPP Code Comments link.

Yes, you can use our tool to search for information about domain names absolutely free. Moreover, feel free to use as much as you want as the amount of searches you can make is unlimited. Perfect for finding out who owns the site.

Domain owners can refer to Whois Privacy Protection and the domain provider will replace their information with a proxy server information. Some information may also be hidden by domain providers in accordance with local data protection and privacy laws such as GDPR.

Yes. When you search for a domain using our tool, the Whois query results will show whether the domain can be purchased. If it is idle, you can buy it immediately.