Terms & Conditions: ICANN Registrant Rights and Responsibilities

ICANN (Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers) manages the internet to help with the allocation of Domains and IP addresses. ICANN sets the policies for and manages gTLDs (Global Top Level Domains).

This Registrants Rights and Responsibilities document was created by ICANN, in consultation with registrars, and identifies available registrant rights and responsibilities.

The published document is the result of initial input from a joint working group of the Generic Names Supporting Organizatation (GNSO) Council and the At-Large Advisory Committee and subsequent consultations with the registrars.

The aim of this document is to provide a "plain language" summary of registrant rights and responsibilities that currently exist under the 2009 RAA

ICANN gTLDs include:

• .AERO
• .ASIA
• .BIZ
• .CAT
• .COM
• .COOP
• .EDU
• .GOV
• .INFO
• .INT
• .JOBS
• .MIL
• .MOBI
• .MUSEUM
• .NAME
• .NET
• .ORG
• .POST
• .PRO
• .TEL
• .TRAVEL
• .XXX

gTLDs offered by XDnet Web Services are highlighted in bold, others are stated for reference only.

These gTLDs are subject to the ICANN Rights and Responsibilites Under the 2009 Registrar Accreditation Agreement, this details your rights and responsibilities as a Domain Registrant.