This article explains the requirements that apply when registering a new domain name at Hostinger.<\/p>
While the registration of new domain names<\/a> is straightforward, certain conditions must be met to ensure compliance with registry and platform policies.<\/p> All newly registered domains must comply with Hostinger’s Terms of Service<\/a>, the Domain Name Registration Agreement<\/a>.<\/p> Domains may undergo automated security checks. Names that appear offensive, trademark-protected, misleading, or suspicious<\/a> may be automatically rejected or require additional review before registration is completed.<\/p> By registering a domain, you agree to:<\/p> You must provide complete and accurate contact information during domain registration.<\/p> Domain registries may review the submitted details. If the information is incomplete or appears invalid, verification may be required.<\/p> In some cases, you may be asked to provide supporting documents, such as:<\/p> Contact details must remain up to date after registration.<\/p> A valid and functional email address is required for domain registration.<\/p> Certain temporary or restricted email providers are not supported. If an unsupported provider is used, you may receive an error such as: “Invalid email address” or “This email provider is not supported. Please use a different email address.”<\/p> If this happens, use an email address from a widely recognized provider (for example, Gmail or Outlook) or a custom domain email address.<\/p> Do not use an email address associated with the domain name you are currently registering, as it may not yet be active.<\/p> You must provide a valid phone number that:<\/p> Certain country-code top-level domains (ccTLDs) have additional registration requirements defined by their respective registries.<\/p> Depending on the extension, you may need to:<\/p>Compliance with terms and policies<\/h2>
Legal compliance<\/h2>
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Accurate and valid contact details<\/h2>
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Email address requirements<\/h3>
Phone number requirements<\/h3>
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Additional requirements for country-code TLDs<\/h2>