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Register a .new domain

.new is a new top-level domain — a short, meaningful extension that helps your name stand out and describe what you do at a glance.

Register .new

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.new at a glance

Term
1–10 years
Eligibility
Restricted
DNSSEC
Yes
WHOIS privacy
Yes

.new registration rules

What you need to know before registering, transferring or renewing a .new domain.

Registration

Registration term
1–10 years
Renewal term
1–10 years
Internationalised names (IDN)
Not supported
Name length
Up to 63 characters: letters, numbers and hyphens (registry minimums may apply)

Requirements

Restrictions
Yes — see below
Extra registrant data
Not required
Local presence / trustee service
Not offered

Transfer & ownership

Transfer to Upflare
Supported
Transfer method
Auth (EPP) code from your current registrar

Renewal & expiry

Restore after expiry
Possible for up to 44 days — a late fee may apply
Registry quarantine
28 days — restore fee applies

Technical

Type
Generic top-level domain (gTLD)
In use since
2014
DNSSEC
Supported
WHOIS privacy
Available
Lookup protocol
RDAP

Before you register a .new domain

  • .new is a secure namespace, meaning that HTTPS is required for all .new websites. This is enforced by the HSTS preload list. You can register your .new domain name now, but in order for it to work properly in browsers you must first configure an SSL certificate on it.
  • .new is a restricted domain space in which all domains must be used for action generation or online content creation flows. Domain names that do not comply with this requirement may be placed on server hold or deleted for non-compliance. .new domains must be active within 100 days from the registration date. View full registration policies on the registry's website.

Information verified on 17 Oct 2026. Sources: IANA root zone database · ICANN Registry Agreement · ICANN Transfer Policy. Registry rules can change — our support team confirms the details for your order.

Why choose a .new domain?

A clear, modern alternative when the .com is taken.

Says what you do right in the address — easy to remember.

Plenty of short, brandable names still available.

Manage DNS, hosting and email from one Upflare dashboard.

Who .new is for

Startups, brands and projects that want a short, descriptive .new name.

How to register a .new domain

  1. 1Search for your name above and add the .new domain to your cart.
  2. 2Fill in your contact details — they must be accurate and up to date.
  3. 3Make sure you meet the .new registration rules below; the registry may check them.
  4. 4Manage DNS, connect hosting or email from your Upflare dashboard once the domain is active.

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.new domain FAQs

.new domains can be registered for 1–10 years at a time, and renewed before they expire.

.new has registration rules set by its registry: .new is a secure namespace, meaning that HTTPS is required for all .new websites. This is enforced by the HSTS preload list. You can register your .new domain name now, but in order for it to work properly in browsers you must first configure an SSL certificate on it. .new is a restricted domain space in which all domains must be used for action generation or online content creation flows. Domain names that do not comply with this requirement may be placed on server hold or deleted for non-compliance. .new domains must be active within 100 days from the registration date. View full registration policies on the registry's website.

Unlock the domain at your current registrar, request its auth (EPP) code and start the transfer on our transfer page. Under ICANN’s Transfer Policy, recently registered or transferred domains can’t move to another registrar for a set period.

Yes — WHOIS privacy is allowed for .new, so your personal contact details aren't published.

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