.SWISS Domains

.SWISS domains are typically registered within a few minutes.

Yes. The requirements are: To sign up for a .SWISS domain name, the owner must be a legal entity (not an individual person) with a strong connection to Switzerland. Here's how you can qualify: 1) You could be: - A public body or organization governed by Swiss public law; - A business entity that's registered in the Swiss Commercial Register, with a main office and a real administrative location in Switzerland; - Associations and foundations that also have a main office and a real administrative location in Switzerland. 2) The way you plan to use the domain must be allowed by Swiss law. 3) The domain name must have a clear connection to you or how you want to use it, like: - It includes a name that you have trademark rights to; - It's linked to a name that has to do with the Swiss government or its activities, and is needed by the relevant public body or organization; - It's a geographic name, or a well-known short form or variation of a name, that you have a recognized right to, or you're allowed to use by the public body or organization involved; - It represents a name that you have a legitimate interest in, or that people associate with you. 4) The name you want can't be a "Designation with a Generic Character," unless it's allowed under the registry's naming mandate program..

Yes, visit our .SWISS WHOIS Server.

You can register .SWISS domains for a minimum of 1 year(s) and a maximum of 10 years.

.SWISS domains can have between 3 and 63 characters.

Yes, we offer free DNS management, enabling you to create and manage DNS records.