No service downtime
Your site and email keep working throughout the transfer; only domain management moves.
A simple transfer with no downtime
Transfer your domain to RGB, hassle-free
Transfer your domain from any other registrar to RGB with no downtime for your site or email, with step-by-step support for both .ir and international extensions.
- No service downtime
- Support at every step
- Renewal at the registration rate
- Free DNS
Transferring an international domain, five steps and no downtime
Your site and email stay up the whole time. A transfer moves the registration, not your files.
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1
Unlock
In your current registrar panel, you switch the domain lock off.
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2
Get the EPP code
You request the auth code from your current registrar and receive it.
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3
Place the request
You enter the domain name and the EPP code in the RGB transfer order.
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4
Confirm by email
The confirmation email sent to the domain owner has to be approved.
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5
Transfer completes
Under ICANN rules it usually takes five to seven days, and the site stays up throughout.
Under ICANN rules a domain registered or transferred less than sixty days ago cannot move again. No registrar can waive that.
.ir Domain Transfer Steps
Transferring a .ir domain between nic.ir registrars is done with a transfer ID and owner verification.
1
Get the transfer ID
Request your .ir domain's "Transfer ID" (verification code) from your current registrar.
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Submit the request at RGB
Enter the ID along with the domain's details in your RGB transfer order.
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Owner verification
nic.ir typically requests owner verification by email or SMS; it must be confirmed within a set window.
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Transfer completion
Once confirmed, the domain moves to the RGB panel and DNS management is handed over to you.
International Domain Transfer Steps (com, net, org, etc.)
Transferring international domains is done via an EPP/auth code and email confirmation.
1
Unlock the domain
In your current registrar's panel, disable the domain lock.
2
Get the EPP/auth code
Request and obtain the transfer (auth) code from your current registrar.
3
Submit the transfer request at RGB
Enter the domain name and EPP code in your RGB transfer order.
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Email confirmation
Confirm the transfer confirmation email sent to the domain's owner.
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Transfer completion
The process typically takes 5 to 7 days under ICANN rules; your site and email keep working with no downtime during this period.
Under ICANN rules, a domain registered or transferred less than 60 days ago cannot be transferred again.
Why Transfer Your Domain to RGB?
Renewal at the same rate
After the transfer, the renewal price is exactly the registration rate, with no quiet price hike.
Real support
At every step of the transfer (ID, EPP, confirmation), RGB support is with you, not an automated ticket.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a domain transfer take?
For international domains, typically 5 to 7 days under ICANN rules; for .ir, anywhere from a few hours to a few days, depending on how quickly nic.ir confirmation happens.
Will my site go down during the transfer?
No; a transfer only moves domain management, so as long as DNS records don't change, your site and email keep working with no downtime.
What is an EPP or auth code, and where do I get it?
It's a code only your current registrar can issue; usually available in your domain management panel or by requesting it from your current registrar's support.
Is every domain eligible for transfer?
Domains registered or last transferred less than 60 days ago aren't eligible for transfer under ICANN rules; the domain also needs to be unlocked and free of any outstanding balance.
Does transferring a domain cost anything?
Transfer fees for each extension are listed in the pricing table on our domain registration page.
Does ownership of the domain change after the transfer?
No; the domain remains owned by you, only the registrar managing it changes.
What do I do if my domain is locked?
You first need to disable the transfer lock from your current registrar's panel; RGB support can also provide guidance for this.
Can I transfer multiple domains at once?
Yes; you can submit several domains for transfer at the same time, and support tracks each one's progress separately.
Domains we register and manage ourselves
A domain isn't just a few-second purchase; it's timely renewal, correct DNS, and ownership security that keep a brand alive. Every brand in the RGB family has its domain managed by us:
faragiri.com & rankesh.com
International domains for the family's education and media brands; registration, auto-renewal, and DNS management with not a single day of downtime.
See faragiri.commrgym.ir & rgb.ir
National domains with high trust among Iranian users and a fixed Toman renewal cost; the right choice for a domestic business.
See mrgym.irtechnicalseoservice.com
The family's global brand domain; an example of a domain name that is itself a keyword and builds credibility in the English-speaking market.
See the siteWe apply this same experience to choosing, registering, and managing your domain; from name consultation to DNS setup and auto-renewal.
Start Your Domain Transfer Today
RGB's support team is with you through every EPP/transfer ID step and confirmation.
Measured demand for this topic in the United States
Domain transfer is small everywhere because nobody does it twice a year. 2,400 searches in the United States at $8.21 a click, 90 in Turkey. Every one of those searches is a real migration about to happen, which is a rare thing in keyword data.
| Query | Searches a month | Cost per click | Difficulty | Intent |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| domain transfer | 2,400 | $8.21 | 60 | Informational |
| how to transfer a domain | 390 | $5.60 | 60 | Informational |
| domain transfer cost | 70 | $4.61 | 60 | Informational |
| transfer domain to another registrar | 40 | $4.90 | - | - |
Source: Semrush, US database, pulled 27 August 2026. Volumes age; treat anything older than a quarter as a direction, not a number.
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