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.wiki Domain

Available for registration — explore all extensions here!

.wiki
Register a .wiki Domain €22.44/1 Year
Renewal of a .wiki Domain €23.44/1 Year
Transfer a .wiki Domain €23.47
Register a .wiki Domain

€22.44/1 Year

Renew a .wiki Domain

€23.44/1 Year

Transfer a .wiki Domain

€23.47

.WIKI Identity

.WIKI Identity

Knowledge Base & Documentation

Knowledge Base & Documentation

Community & Collaboration

Community & Collaboration

Security & Support

Security & Support

The .WIKI Domain is a generic TLD ideal for encyclopedias, knowledge bases, product documentation, communities/teams, fan wikis, and open knowledge projects. By registering or transferring through Domain Market, you get reliability, fast activation, and ongoing technical support.

.WIKI domain features

Extension Type: Generic TLD (wikis, knowledge & documentation)
Length: 1–63 characters
Registration Time: Real-time
Transfer Time: 5–7 days (EPP/Auth-Code)
Registrar Transfer: Yes, with Auth-Code (domain must be unlocked)
Registrant Change (Trade): Yes
Premium Domains: Yes (selected names)
IDN Support: Yes (selected scripts)
WHOIS Privacy: Yes (via registrar, where supported)
DNSSEC: Yes (DS)
Registration Period: 1–10 years
Renewal Period: 1–10 years
Post-Expiry Cycle: Grace ~0–45 days, Redemption ~30 days, Pending Delete ~5 days
Renewal on Transfer: Typically adds +1 year
Local Presence: Not required
Data Protection: Yes, GDPR-aligned
Registry: .WIKI Registry (gTLD)
Allowed Nameservers: 0–13

Policies/terms:
ICANN Domain Name Policies,
Transfer Policy,
Expired Domain Deletion Policy.

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Frequently Asked Questions about the .WIKI Domain

What is a .WIKI domain?

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A generic TLD designed for storing and sharing knowledge: encyclopedias, documentation, help centers, and communities.

Who can register a .WIKI domain?

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Businesses, organizations, product teams, open-source projects, educational institutions, and online communities.

How long does registration or transfer take?

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Registration is instant. Transfers typically take 5–7 days and require an EPP/Auth-Code and an unlocked domain.

Can I use subdomains (e.g., docs.domain.wiki)?

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Yes. It’s ideal for documentation, community sections, knowledge hubs, localized content, and more.

Is WHOIS privacy available?

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Yes, via the registrar’s privacy/proxy service where supported.

Are IDNs and DNSSEC supported?

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Selected IDNs are supported, and DNSSEC (DS) is available for additional security.

Are there premium .WIKI domains?

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Yes. Some names are priced higher due to demand and commercial value.

What registration term is available?

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1–10 years with renewal options. After expiry: grace → redemption → pending delete.

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