.WIKI domain - highlights

New generic TLD endings .WIKI are the main and popular internet name extensions in a category Computers and Technology. The cost of registering one .WIKI domain name for one year is 20,50 £, plus any tax. Generally, there are no additional requirements imposed by the .WIKI name registry on applicants wishing to register their domains in the .WIKI extension. Registered names in the .WIKI extension must be between 2 and 63 characters long and may not contain national characters (IDN). Unfortunately, usually all names in the .WIKI extension that have less than 4 characters are already taken or blocked by the name registry. The maximum registration period for a .WIKI domain at Intername is 10 years. The applicant for a .WIKI domain name receives SPAM protection for his or her email address from us. Although your .WIKI domains are safe with us, you can additionally protect them against theft with TRANSFERLOCK. The transfer of a .WIKI domain costs the same as its annual renewal, that is 20,50 £. By registering a .WIKI domain with Intername, you will be able to use our automatic domain renewal system or manually renew your domains from the domain management panel. You will be reminded of your upcoming domain renewal date by email and, in selected countries, also via SMS.