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Domain registration

Domain (domain name) is a unique character representation of a website's IP address. A domain (domain name) can consist of letters, digits, and hyphens. Domains have a hierarchical structure. Their basis is formed by top-level domains (also called domain zones) - the part of the address after the last dot (.com, .net, .ru etc.), allocated by the international organization ICANN (Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers) for specific countries and international communities. Second-level domains make up the part of the address preceding the last dot (e.g. prohost.kg). They are assigned in each country by an organization specially designated for that purpose.

Domain name registration rules:

• do not use a dot in the name;
• minimum name length - 3 characters;
• only Latin letters and digits may be used in the name;
• a hyphen may be used as a separator, but not at the start or end of the name.

All domain names are registered directly to the customer, meaning the actual owner of the domain will be the customer, not ProHost.
Domain registration requires the following documents:
- for an individual: passport
- for a legal entity: certificate of registration with the tax authority/ministry of justice and the legal entity's banking details.

Regulations for .KG zone domain registration services

Regulations for international zone domain registration services

Domain registration rates