Domain Transfer Restriction (ICANN 60-Day Rule)
According to ICANN regulations, a domain name cannot be transferred to another registrar within 60 days of a previous transfer. This policy is designed to prevent fraud and ensure domain security.
If a domain has been transferred recently (within the last 60 days), any further transfer requests will be automatically blocked until the 60-day period has passed.
Key Points:
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Applies to all gTLDs (e.g., .com, .net, .org).
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The 60-day period starts from the date the domain was transferred to a new registrar.
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This is a mandatory ICANN policy and cannot be overridden.
