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[godwin_unknown]

i have a hostinger domain can i transfer it here ? i have invoice and all ??

[jaikrishna.t]

Yeah, you can change the name servers to those of InfinityFree and host a website with your domain name. No need to transfer unless you’re in your renewal period.

[godwin_unknown]

so what step i have to do has i am a begineer to it can you tell in short and even i my domain is a life time renewal hositng domain but it donest have cpanel

[wasik405]

You’ll need to connect your domain to your InfinityFree hosting account. This article covers most of the details, so read it:

How to add your own domain to your account

While a free subdomain is a great way to get started, a website looks a lot more professional with a custom domain name. Fortunately, you can register your own domain name with an external company (like Spaceship) and use it on InfinityFree. Adding your domain name to your hosting account To add your domain name to your hosting account, you first need to have a hosting account. Even if you only want to host your own domain with us, you’ll first need to create a hosting account with a subdomain,…

[Admin]

Please note that we don’t provide domain registration services. So while you can host the website for your domain name with us, you will need to maintain the domain registration somewhere else. You can either do that with Hostinger or with another provider of your choice. Our premium hosting partner iFastNet does provide domain registration services.

@jaikrishna.t

No need to transfer unless you’re in your renewal period.

Almost always, when you transfer a domain name, the new expiration date will be one year after the expiration date at your previous registrar. So not one year after the domain is transferred. This means you can safely transfer the domain midway through the registration year without having to pay twice for the same time period.

There are a few exceptions to this, including:

• Extensions that don’t support multi-year registration.
• Extensions that don’t renew on transfer (but then the transfer is usually free)
• Registrars that maintain their own service expiration dates separate from the registry expiration date.
• Domains that were transferred within 60 days after registration or renewal (again, depending on the extension).