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The minimum registration period is typically one year, and the maximum is usually ten years. You must renew the domain name before it expires to retain ownership.

A domain name is a human-readable address used to identify a specific website on the internet (e.g., google.com). It translates the website's numeric IP address into an easy-to-remember name.

A Registry Lock is the highest level of security. It's a manual process handled by the Domain Registry (not just the Registrar) that requires a multi-step, often offline, verification process before any changes (including unlocking the domain) can be made. It's typically used by large corporations or highly sensitive domains.

A nameserver is a specialized server on the internet that stores and manages all the DNS records for a domain name (like example.com). Its primary job is to translate a human-readable domain name into the numerical IP address that computers use to find the corresponding website server.