Who registered a domain, when, where — and when it expires. Read straight from the official registry.
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Every registered domain has a public registration record: the registrar it was bought through, when it was created and last updated, when it expires, its status locks and its nameservers. Owner contact details are usually hidden by privacy protection today.
Nuqti finds the official registry for the domain's extension and reads the record directly (modern RDAP first, classic WHOIS as fallback), then turns the dates into a clear age and an expiry countdown.
Only if the owner chose to publish it. Most registrars hide personal data (GDPR privacy). You'll still see the registrar, which you can contact about the domain.
The expiry date and a days-left countdown are at the top of the report. Expired domains usually enter a grace period of 30–45 days before they can be bought by others.
clientTransferProhibited = transfer lock (good). serverHold or redemptionPeriod = the domain is suspended or expiring. pendingDelete = it will be released soon.
If no registration record exists, Nuqti tells you the domain looks available to register.
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