An organisation that maintains a register of the share owners and the number of shares held for a company. It also makes sure that the number of shares issued are not more than the number of shares authorised. This role is usually carried out by a bank.
A organization that assists persons in establishing a domain on the Internet and who provides that information to the Internet Authority to ICANN and Network Solutions. Currently lacks refrain in using questionable marketing practices in sales of TLDs including those related to extortion of current domain names owners in an effort to pressure them to purchase additional TLDs to protect their domain while at the same time allowing affiliates to promote Cybersquatting of names in "get rich quick" schemes.
(Domain Name) The company registering the domain name for the person or individual buying it.
A Registrar is where to go and register a new domain name. They will also let you know if a domain name is unavailable. Once registered, the domain is "Parked" with them until you move your site to your web hosting company. Registrars are themselves registered by ICANN, to ensure management of domain names is carried out properly. Two examples are networksolutions.com & domainsatcost.com.
A company authorized to receive domain name registration requests, approve registrations and initiate propogation of registration information throughout the Internet. See List of Accredited Registrars .
An entity empowered by a registry to register domain names. (ES:Registrador, IT:Registrar, FR:Registraire de noms de domaine)
This is the company that has control of your domain name. They will keep track of the fact that who owns this domain name, how long until it expires, and where hosting servers it should point to.
An organisation responsible for maintaining a company's share register.
a registrar is a server that accepts REGISTER requests and places the information it receives in those requests into the location service for the domain it handles.
A private company that provides Domain name registration services for internet users. As a customer registers a Domain name, the registrar sends the requisite DNS data to the registry to be entered into their centralized database. GLOSSARY DOMAIN WORDS
Some registrars don't provide the ability for end users to register their domains with them directly.
The organization, usually a bank or a trust company, that maintains a registry of the share owners and number of shares held for a mutual fund, bond or stock, and makes sure that more shares are not issued than are authorized.
Company that is permitted to sell Internet domain names
The Registrar is responsible for maintaining all Unit and Note Holder details. The Registrar for the Trust is Link Market Services Limited (formerly BK Registries Limited). Details of the Registrar are included in 'Registry Info'.
As a domain registrar, DiscountDomainRegistry provides domain name registrations for Internet users. As a customer registers a domain name, DiscountDomainRegistry sends the requisite DNS data to the registry to be entered into their centralized database.
The company that actually registers your domain name... most charge around $10 to $15 dollars a year. Your domain registration must be renewed annually and the domain owner data kept current.
A registrar is a business that has the ability to register domain names on the behalf of anyone interested in obtaining a domain name. Registrars must accredited by Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers(ICANN) and may only be allowed to register certain top level domain names. The registrar must maintain domain name record information about each domain name and manage registration, expiration, re-registration, and NIC fee collection processes.
A company which is accredited by Internet authority to take domain registrations from public.
A registrar is the company that manages your domain name. When a domain name is registered with a registrar, the registrar's servers tell visitors what domain name server that the domain name is pointing to.
a person employed to keep a record of the owners of stocks and bonds issued by the company
a body that has been authorised by ICANN to administer certain types of domains
a business that arranges the creation of domain names for DK Hostmaster
a business that is approved by ICANN to accept applications for registration of domain names by consumers
a company authorized to register domain names
a company in the business of registering domain names
a company licensed through ICANN (www
a company that allows individuals or companies to register a domain name
a company that assigns unique domain names
a company that can enter new domains into the Registry
a company that facilitates the registration of domain names
a company that handles domain name registrations
a company that has been licensed by ICANN to register domain names for the public
a company that provides the service of allowing you to register a domain name (like ToolsForOrgs
a company that registers any available domain name for you
a company that registers ownership of Internet domains
a company that registers your domain name for you
a company that sells domain names like www
a company that will audit your company's quality system to see if it is meeting all the necessary requirements
a company that you register (buy) your domain name from
a company, usually a bank or an accountancy firm, which maintains a register of all holders of stock in a particular company
a company with which you register and renew a domain name
a distributor or provider of services on the Web who registers domain names with the
a firm that contracts with clients ("registrants") to collect their information and payment in order to make a definitive and unique entry into a database containing all domain names registered in a top-level domain (TLD)
a juristic person that provides services of domain name registration and ensures delivery of the necessary information to the Registry
a legal entity that provides services of domain name registration and ensures delivery of the necessary information to the Registry
an accredited domain registration company
an agency which governs the registration of domain names ending with
an entity that is authorized to distribute domain names
an entity which is authorized to obtain, enter and modify a registry's data, based on customer contact
an ICANN affiliated body who will be responsible for assigning you your domain name
an organisation who has been accredited by the central authority (ICANN through it's InterNIC website) to perform this service
an organization acting as a domain buyer on behalf of a Registrant
an organization appointed by a government to sell domain names
an organization or a company that is accredited by ICANN (Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers) to provide registration services
an organization or company, accredited by ICANN (Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers), that provides domain name registration services
an organization or company, such as domainpeople
an organization or company, such as Webnames
an organization that has been accredited by ICANN to register domain names
an organization that is in charge of registering domain names for individuals and organizations
an organization that registers domain names on behalf of a Registrant
an organization that sells domain registrations
a Registration Agent for Food and Beverage companies wishing to comply with the FDA Bioterrorism Act with regard to Registration, Prior Notice and Labeling Requirements
a service that sells and manages domain names
a site that is authorized to keep a list of domain names and the authorized hosting services for the domain names
a UAS that responds to a REGISTER request, and stores understands any extensions required by the client, the information gathered from that request in a location service that is in turn accessible to proxy servers within its administrative domain
a UAS that responds to REGISTER requests and maintains a list of bindings that are accessible to proxy servers and redirect servers within its administrative domain
A registrar sells domain names and services to registrants. The registrar database contains registrant information in addition to the DNS information contained in the Registry database. Registrars process name registrations for Internet end-users and then send the necessary DNS information to a Registry for entry into the centralized Registry database and ultimate propagation over the Internet. There will be multiple registrars providing registration services for the .pro domain name.
Person or entity that, via contract with ICANN, registrants and a registry, provides front-end domain name registration services to registrants, providing a public interface to registry services.
Your registrar is the company through whom you registered your domain name.
A registrar is a company that has an agreement with the registry to sell domains.
A domain name is registered through a company called a registrar (or a reseller of a registrar). You use your registrar to manage and renew your domain name. We are a reseller of Tucows so domains registered through us will show Tucows as the registrar. If you register your domain through a reseller you should contact them for technical support.
The official or organisation responsible for maintaining a company's share register.
An officer in charge of keeping a registry.
An E environment object that encapsulates the right to register objects by name in the local machine's object directory.
A company that provides registration services, usually within specific extensions.
Your registrar is the organization through whom you've registered your domain. DynDNS, for example, is a registrar for com/net/org domains (and some others). If you use a third party registrar, this is the organization with which you'll have to change your delegation if you wish to use the Custom DNS service.
ompany accredited to register Domain names. top of the page
Registrar is a party appointed by i-DNS.net to provide services for the registration and renewal of multilingual domain names. A registrar is not an agent of i-DNS.net. See www.i-DNS.net/xxxx for our registrar partner's full listing.
An entity, organization or person who is authorized and technically certified to enter Domain Name registration data in a database on behalf of Registrants.
Registrars are companies and organizations that have the authority to register domain names for you for an annual fee. Registration allows an organization or individual to use exclusively a domain name for their website, e-mail, and other Internet-related services. Registrars are responsible for entering and maintaining the information in the domain names databases.
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An organization that provides domain registration services, through another registrar, or through a registry. See also - Accredited Registrar.
A firm that maintains shareholder's records for listed companies.
Company through which you can register domain names
an officer of the court office or "registry" who receives documents for filing with the court and who has authority to certify or confirm decisions on behalf of the court;
A company in the buisness of registering domain names. An accredited registrar is permitted to update the domain name database (maintained by the registry) directly. Other registrars work through partnerships with accredited registrars. Registrars pay a minimum fee per domain name to the Registry for the right to record the ownership of the domain name.
Is typically a bank or trust company hired by a corporation to maintain a record of ownership for the company's securities. It other key responsibility is to account for the shares outstanding and avoid the issuance of new shares in excess of the authorized limit.
Some registries don't provide the ability for end users to register domains with them directly. They might require end users to purchase the domain through an internet provider that is acting as the registrar.
The person or company appointed by a listed company to look after its share register, recording changes of ownership, arranging dividend payments and other matters relating to the company's shareholders.
An I-Broker accredited by an XDI.ORG-authorized Global Registry Service Provider (GRSP) to provide GRS registration services to Registrants. See GssPolicies/RegistrarPolicies.
A company authorized by ICANN to register Domains. Registrars are frequently quite different in policies and quality. Some may also authorize other representatives, such as eye 4 image, to allow registrations through their Web sites.
An entity with a direct contractual relationship with, and special access to, a registry, that inserts records on behalf of others.
Organizations that issue ISO certification. Also called "certification bodies" or "registration bodies". Their place in the system is to verify companies meet the requirements of ISO 9001:2000 and certify or register companies that do. Registrars must meet the requirements of the Accreditation Bodies. These requirements include things such as independence; Registrars cannot consult for instance. This system ensures uniformity in the registration process.
the person who is to maintain accurate official re cords, such as for deeds, mortgages, and other recorded documents.
Usually a trust company or bank that is responsible for preventing the issuance of more stock than is authorized for a company.
The official or corporation responsible for maintaining a company's share registrar.
An Officer of the Court whose duties cover the administration of the Court Registry, support to Judicial Officers, control and enforcement of orders of the Court and certain Judicial duties including the constituting of a Local Court for Examination and Call Over purposes.
The agent who maintains records of ownership of all stock and bonds issued by a company/issuer.
The entity (typically a company) which sells domain names to registrants. Unlike the simple reseller, the registrar has an access to the database of the registry, through a standard protocol like RRP or EPP.
A registrar is a company or organization that is authorized to provide registration services for the top-level domains such as .com, .org and .net. Registrars have contractual agreements with their customers.
A body that has been appointed by a company to take responsibility for maintaining its share register and to communicate with the company's shareholders.
One of the companies authorized to register domain names. Registrars are also sometimes refered to as a NIC.
To get a domain name one must register for it with an accredited registrar. In the pioneer days of web sites, the only source for obtaining a web address was through Network Solutions. Fortunately, there are now many accredited registrars. For a list of accredited registrars see http://www.internic.com/regist.html.
Company that handles the process of registering a domain name and maintains the whois record and rootserver entries for it. Usually the company the domain was purchased through.
A Registrar is the company or organization that you purchased or registered your Domain Name through.
A quoted company usually appoints a registrar. The Registrar is responsible for the administration of the share register, distributing shareholder information on behalf of the company and the payment of dividends to shareholders.
A registrar is an entity that registers domain names with the registry on behalf of registrants. The registrar is the entity which submits and maintains the registrants domain name with the registry database. Registrants are required to use a registrar to register a domain name.
An organisation which retains a register of internet domain names, who owns them, and where they can be found. Domains under the most popular TLDs such as .com, .net and .org can be registered with a number of different competing registrars, but you only need to register with one of them. The national domains such as .uk usually have only one registrar.
Banking institution that maintains the list of the shareholders and the number of shares they hold.
An organization that is authorized to certify organizations. The body may be accredited or non-accredited
An agency, usually a trust company or bank, who has the responsibility of keeping a record of the owners of a corporation's securities and the issuance of securities. See: Transfer Agent
A provider of domain name registration services to registrants.
A registrar is a company or organization that registers domain names. Previously, Network Solutions was the only domain name registrar, but competition for registrars was opened in November of 1999, and now there are about 25 registrars globally. ICANN is the new governing body for registrars. See Also: ICANN, INTERNIC
The company official who maintains the list of corporate shareholders, and ascertains the correct number of outstanding shares.
Any entity, organization, or individual that acts on behalf of a registrant regarding domain name requests or modifies is known as a registrar. Some registries require domain name requests go through a registrar. For .COM, .NET, and .ORG names, Domain Bank is a registrar.
auDA-accredited companies who handle domain name licence applications and renewals. The list of auDA-accredited registrars can be found at www.auda.org.au/registrars
Firm responsible for communicating with a company's shareholders and maintaining its share register. Several of the major banks, such as Lloyds Bank and Royal Bank of Scotland, are well-known registrars.
An organisation permitted to directly update the central DNS database, and register domains. 123-reg is an accredited Registrar.
A registrar is a company accredited by ICANN (Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers) to register, manage and keep track of domain names. All domain names are registered via a registrar.
A business that is given permission to register domain names on behalf of anyone wishing to obtain one. Registrars must be accredited by ICANN, and are only given permission to registrar certain top level domains. Registrars collect fees, maintain record information, and manage registration, re-registration, and expiration of domains.
An official of a company who maintains its share register.
The Registrar of Companies, a governmental body controlling the formation and renewal of companies created under their company act.
An organisation that takes responsibility for maintaining a company's share register
(or "Domain Name Registrar")An organization or individual that acts on behalf of a registrant to register a domain name and manage updates and changes to that name record thereafter.
The person responsible for maintaining a company's share register which involves keeping the list of shareholders accurate. Unit trusts can also use a registrar to issue trust certificates and send out distributions of income earned on the unit trusts.
A commercial bank or trust company that controls the issuance of securities.
Legal adviser to the Bishop and the Diocese. The Registrar is Paul Morris. Registry Chambers, The Old Deanery, Dean's Court, London EC4V 5AA. Tel: 020 7593 5110. Email:
[email protected]
Financial institution appointed to record issue and ownership of company securities.
A person or entity that, via a contract with Registrants and a Registry (wholesale provider), provides front-end registration services to Registrants. These services form the public interface to Registry services.
A registrar provides direct services to domain name registrants. The registrar database contains customer information in addition to the DNS information contained in the registry database. Registrars process name registrations for Internet end-users and then send the necessary DNS information to a registry for entry into the centralized registry database and ultimate propagation over the Internet. There are multiple registrars providing registration services through VeriSign.(See http://www.interNIC.net/)
A company that has been certified to register domain names. There are a limited number of registrars permitted to access and modify the master database of domain names maintai... Last Modified: 2004-05-13 Number of views: 218
A Registrar is an entity that registers domain names with the Registry on behalf of Registrants. It is the business that interacts with customers, processes registration orders, and places registration information into the Registry. In addition, it is the entity that acts as an interface between domain name holders and a Registry, collecting registration data about the domain name holders for entry in the Registry.
Often a trust company or bank, the registrar is charged with the responsibility of preventing the issuance of more stock than authorized by the company. It insures that the transfer agent issues exactly the same number of shares cancelled with each re-registration of certificates. The registrar maintains the record of stockholders' names and addresses.
A company which acts as an interface between domain-name holders and the registry, providing registration and value-added services
A company that is able to register ".com," ".net," and ".org" domain names by directly accessing the Central Domain Name Database. NameSecure is a registrar.
(Domain Name) Means the person or organization responsible for the system that registers End Users and issues them with End User Licenses.
An agent appointed by the trustees of a mutual fund in consultation with the AMC or by the companies for the purpose of handling the records of the unit holders or shareholders.
A domain registrar is a company specialised in the registering of domain names with the InterNIC.
A bank or trust company appointed by a corporation to ensure that the number of shares of outstanding stock does not exceed the authorized limit. A registrar is agent both for the corporation and the latter's stockholders, since it protects the interests of both.
Usually a trust company appointed by a company to manage the issuance and registration of securities certificates.
A company, where you actually registered your domain name.
A company that has been certified to register domain names. There are a limited number of registrars permitted to access and modify the master database of domain names maintained by InterNic. The organization ICANN is responsible for certifying companies as domain name registrars. A registrar is not the same as a Web host.