DNS & domain lookup

WHOIS Lookup

Look up a domain's WHOIS/RDAP registration data: registrar, creation and expiry dates, nameservers, status and DNSSEC. Free, using live RDAP.

WHOIS lookup

Enter a domain to see its registration details via RDAP.

What this WHOIS lookup does

Fetches registration data via RDAP, the modern WHOIS
Shows the registrar and creation, expiry and update dates
Lists the domain's nameservers and status codes
Indicates whether DNSSEC is signed
Routes ccTLDs to their authoritative RDAP server
Copy a clean summary in one click

Common use cases

  1. 1Checking who a domain is registered with
  2. 2Finding when a domain was created or expires
  3. 3Verifying nameservers before a migration
  4. 4Investigating a domain's status codes
  5. 5Auditing a domain you are acquiring
  6. 6Confirming DNSSEC delegation

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About WHOIS and RDAP

WHOIS shows who registered a domain and when. Modern lookups use RDAP (Registration Data Access Protocol), a structured, JSON-based successor that registries and registrars now serve. This tool queries RDAP directly for reliable, machine-readable results.

Since GDPR and similar rules, registrant contact details are usually redacted, so you will see the registrar, dates, nameservers and status rather than personal information. Some ccTLDs do not publish RDAP at all, in which case no data is returned.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Got Questions? We Have Answers.

What is a WHOIS lookup?

A WHOIS lookup returns a domain's registration details — registrar, key dates, nameservers and status. This tool uses RDAP, the modern, structured successor to classic WHOIS.

Why can't I see the owner's contact details?

Under GDPR and similar privacy rules, registries redact registrant contact information. You will see the registrar, dates, nameservers and status instead of personal data.

What is RDAP?

RDAP (Registration Data Access Protocol) is the JSON-based replacement for WHOIS that registries and registrars now serve, giving reliable, machine-readable results.

Why does a ccTLD return no data?

Some country-code TLDs do not operate an RDAP server. When none responds, no registration data can be shown for that domain.

Is the lookup live?

Yes. Data is fetched from the authoritative RDAP server in real time — no cached records.

What do the status codes mean?

Status codes (like clientTransferProhibited) describe locks and states set by the registrar or registry, controlling transfers, updates and deletion.