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How old is this domain?
Registration and expiry dates, registrar and nameservers — read from the registry's own RDAP record, not a cached estimate.
Reads live public data. Nothing is stored about the domain you check.
How this works
- Source: the RDAP service published by the registry itself (via rdap.org). It is the same record registrars are required to keep current.
- Domain age is counted from the registration event in days, with years, months and days shown alongside.
- Not every registry publishes RDAP — several country codes, including
.ae, publish nothing. The tool says so rather than guessing.
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