This article covers the transfer of a Netregistry registered domain name and/or related services from one Netregistry account into another existing Netregistry account.
If the domain name is to be transferred from another registrar to Netregistry, you will need to transfer the domain name.
If the domain name and/or service is to be transferred into a new Netregistry account that does not currently exist, you will need to complete a domain split request.
Please note:
- An import domain request requires the gaining master account reference and password.
- If the domain currently has email and/or web hosting services attached, a member of our Accounts Department will verbally contact the current account holder for approval of this merge.
- All domain merge and import requests are processed manually.
- The gaining account holder will be contacted via email regarding any issue related with the submission, or when the process has been completed. Account contact details should be updated.
Importing Netregistry registered domains into your account
To move an existing domain name from Netregistry into your own account, you will need to complete our online merge form found in the console. The form is submitted to the Accounts Administration team, where the merge will be processed. There is no charge to transfer Netregistry registered domains between Netregistry accounts.
- Login to the Account Level console using the Master Account Reference and Password.
- Select the Order tab.
- Click Import Domains.
- Complete the Merge Domain Name/Services Form, then click [Submit].
Required Information
The following information is required when merging a domain from one Netregistry account into another:
- Name of the domain – e.g. mydomainname.com.au
- Domain Level Login (also known as the domain username).
- Domain Level Password – the password associated with the Domain Level Login.
- Agreement terms and conditions of service.
- Agreement of settlement – for all open and future invoices for this account, including associated services.
Note: the Domain Level Passwords allow for transfers between Netregistry accounts and should not be confused with a domain transfer password (auth code), which is used to transfer ownership of the domain to another party or registrar).
