Explanation of the registration process is also available in a form of a video.

• English version of the video
• Dutch version of the video

Successful domain registration requires:

• Valid tax number (for persons) & VAT number (for companies) must be stated in the owner & andmin handles
• Activating domain within 4 days after successful registration
  
  • Process:
    • Registry emails username and PIN to domain owner's email
    • Domain owner logs in to www.dk-hostmaster.dk using username and PIN
    • Domain owner finds domain in the list, clicks the link labelled aktiver domænenavnet and confirms activation on the following pages
• Domain nameservers must be registered in DK registry - process described in the tutorial video
• Technical handle  must be appointed as nameserver manager - registry sends confirmation link to the email stated in tech handle

NB:

• Failure to activate domains within 4 days after registration results in domain deletion. Openprovider doesn't refund registration fees for such domains
• If invalid email supplied in owner handle during the registration, domain can't be activated. New registration request is possible only after activation period expires

A transfer can be started in the control panel.

There is no transfer code required and the transfer will finish within seconds.

Be aware, the registrant and other contacts will NOT be updated during of after the transfer.

Also the nameservers will NOT be updated. The information which you enter in the control panel is for administrative purposes. All updates to the domain details needs to be initiated at the self-service panel of the registry. See section "update".

Additional notes on a .dk transfer

As registrants have the option to log in to the DK Self-service portal, the registrant also has the option to remove Openprovider as registrar (known as "payer" in the Registry portal) associated with the domain. In that case, the new assigned payer (in most cases the registrant himself) will be responsible for the next renewal invoice for the domain.

As Openprovider will not get real time notifications from the DK Registry, these updates are not processed real time in the system. The scenario may occur that the registrant removed Openprovider as "payer", but the domain still shows as Active in the Openprovider control panel.
How to resolve this? Just remove the domain in your control panel and start a new transfer.

The new registrar can request the incoming transfer (without a transfercode) and will be assigned the new billing contact "payer role" of the domain.
As Openprovider will not get a realtime notifications from the DK registry, these updates are not processed realtime in the system.

As Openprovider is not associated with the admin nor registrant contact of dk domains, Openprovider does not need to update handles in order to transfer-out a domain.

Owner change (trade)

• Trade must be requested through DK Hostmaster selfservice panel
• A trade fee of 50.00 DKK must be paid directly via DK Hostmaster selfservice panel, as soon as receiving owner accepts the trade
• Detailed trade instructions can be found here

Other update

• Domain owner details change - via trade procedure. Owner name, company name or VAT update considered a trade.
• All other updates - must be initiated by domain owner or admin via DK Hostmaster selfservice panel
• Nameserver updates - require pre-configured DNS zone, containing valid NS records

Delete

• Delete - requested via DK Hostmaster selfservice panel
• Detailed delete instructions can be found here

NB: Deleting domain via RCP or API, or letting it expire will return domain name to the registry. Domain owner will continue receiving invoices for domain renewals directly from DK Hostmaster, until domain is deleted via selfservice panel

Restore / reactivate

• Restore - using common domain transfer operation, if domain wasn't deleted explicitly. If domain was deleted - restoration isn't possible