Step 7: Configure Your Domain at Namecheap<\/strong><\/h3>\nOnce the transfer completes, Namecheap sends a confirmation email. Your domain now appears in your Namecheap Domain List. A few things to do immediately:<\/p>\n
Check your nameservers.<\/strong> After a transfer, the domain retains whatever nameservers it was using before. If it was on GoDaddy’s default nameservers (something like ns1.domaincontrol.com), those will stop resolving after GoDaddy releases the domain. Your site will go down. Point your nameservers to Namecheap’s default DNS (dns1.registrar-servers.com and dns2.registrar-servers.com) or to your hosting provider’s nameservers before GoDaddy’s nameservers expire.<\/p>\nTo avoid this entirely, switch your domain to Namecheap’s FreeDNS service before<\/i> initiating the transfer. This way, your DNS is already on Namecheap’s servers, and the transfer causes zero downtime.<\/p>\n
Enable WHOIS privacy.<\/strong> For eligible domains, Namecheap’s “Withheld for Privacy” protection is free and automatic. Verify it is active under Domain Settings.<\/p>\nVerify auto-renewal settings.<\/strong> Namecheap has auto-renewal turned off by default. If you want automatic renewals, enable it in your domain’s settings. Add a payment method to your account to avoid accidental expiration.<\/p>\nTransferring a .in Domain to Namecheap<\/strong><\/h2>\nThe .in extension (and its variants like .co.in, .org.in, .net.in) follows a slightly different process because it is a ccTLD managed by NIXI (National Internet Exchange of India) through its registry arm, the .IN Registry.<\/p>\n
Key differences for .in transfers:<\/p>\n
No 60-day lock on some .in transfers.<\/strong> Unlike gTLDs, .in domains may not enforce the strict 60-day post-registration transfer lock in all cases. However, individual registrars may still impose their own restrictions.<\/p>\nFaster processing.<\/strong> .in domain transfers often complete in 24-48 hours, faster than the 5-7 days typical for .com transfers.<\/p>\nNo WHOIS privacy available.<\/strong> As noted earlier, the .in registry does not support WHOIS privacy. Your registrant details (name, email, phone, address) will be publicly visible in the WHOIS database regardless of which registrar holds the domain. This is a registry policy, not a Namecheap limitation.<\/p>\nTransfer cost is lower.<\/strong> At $7.98 (~\u20b9760) for both .in and .co.in, these are among the cheapest transfers on Namecheap. Includes a one-year extension.<\/p>\nConsider whether moving .in makes sense.<\/strong> If your .in domain is currently at BigRock or GoDaddy India and you pay in INR, moving to Namecheap means switching to USD billing. Run the maths: at BigRock, a .in renewal is \u20b9899\/year (per their official pricing page). GoDaddy India charges around \u20b9599 for .in renewals. Namecheap’s .in renewal is $9.98 (~\u20b9950). Namecheap sits between the two, but all these are before GST. BigRock and GoDaddy India add 18% GST (making BigRock’s effective cost ~\u20b91,061 and GoDaddy’s ~\u20b9707), while Namecheap does not charge GST.<\/p>\nAfter GST, Namecheap is actually cheaper than BigRock for .in renewals and comparable to GoDaddy. The transfer makes financial sense primarily if you are consolidating multiple domains (including .com) at Namecheap, or if you value Namecheap’s management interface and free DNS features.<\/p>\n
Avoiding Downtime During the Transfer<\/strong><\/h2>\nThe number one fear. Will my site go down?<\/p>\n
It depends entirely on your nameserver configuration. A domain transfer moves the registration<\/i> from one registrar to another. It does not move your hosting, your files, or your DNS records. If your nameservers are pointed to your hosting provider (Cloudflare, your VPS, your hosting company’s nameservers), absolutely nothing changes for your visitors.<\/p>\n
The risk arises only when you are using your current registrar’s default nameservers. GoDaddy’s default nameservers (domaincontrol.com) will stop working for your domain once GoDaddy fully releases it. If your DNS records (A record, CNAME, MX records for email) are configured through GoDaddy’s DNS, those records become unreachable.<\/p>\n
The fix is simple:<\/p>\n
\n- Before initiating the transfer, sign up for Namecheap’s FreeDNS (it is free, as the name suggests)<\/li>\n
- Replicate all your DNS records (A, CNAME, MX, TXT) from your current registrar to Namecheap’s FreeDNS<\/li>\n
- Point your domain’s nameservers to Namecheap’s FreeDNS servers<\/li>\n
- Wait 24-48 hours for DNS propagation<\/li>\n
- Only then initiate the transfer<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n
This way, your DNS is already on Namecheap’s infrastructure before the domain leaves your old registrar. Zero downtime.<\/p>\n
An even simpler approach: if you use Cloudflare for DNS (and many Indian site owners do, for the free CDN and DDoS protection), your nameservers are already independent of your registrar. Transfer freely. Nothing changes.<\/p>\n
Payment Tips for Indian Users<\/strong><\/h2>\nNamecheap does not accept UPI or net banking directly. Your options:<\/p>\n
International debit or credit card.<\/strong> Any Visa or Mastercard with international transactions enabled works. Most Indian banks require you to enable international transactions separately through your banking app or by calling customer care. Check your per-transaction limit; some banks cap international online transactions at \u20b95,000 or \u20b910,000 by default.<\/p>\nPayPal.<\/strong> Fund your PayPal wallet via UPI or bank transfer, then pay Namecheap. This adds a small conversion fee (PayPal’s exchange rate is typically 3-4% worse than the market rate), but it works reliably.<\/p>\nNamecheap account funds.<\/strong> You can pre-load money into your Namecheap account and pay from your balance. Useful if you plan multiple purchases (domain, hosting, SSL) and want to avoid multiple forex charges.<\/p>\nCurrency display.<\/strong> Namecheap lets you view prices in Indian Rupees (Rs) on their website. However, billing always happens in USD. The INR display is for reference only and does not lock in a rate.<\/p>\nOne more thing: Namecheap does not charge GST. Since Namecheap is a US-based company with no Indian entity, GST does not apply to their invoices. Compare this to GoDaddy India or BigRock, where 18% GST is added on top of the listed price. A \u20b9899 renewal at BigRock actually costs \u20b91,061 after GST. This GST-free billing partially offsets Namecheap’s USD pricing for many extensions.<\/p>\n
Common Mistakes (and How to Avoid Them)<\/strong><\/h2>\nTransferring right after renewal at the old registrar.<\/strong> If you renewed your domain and then transfer within 45 days of the previous expiration date, the old registrar can revoke the renewal. You lose the money you paid them, and only get the one-year extension from Namecheap. Time your transfer well: either transfer before the renewal (let Namecheap handle it) or wait 45+ days after renewing.<\/p>\nForgetting to copy DNS records.<\/strong> The transfer moves registration, not DNS. If you do not manually copy your A records, MX records, and other DNS entries to Namecheap or a third-party DNS provider before switching nameservers, your website and email will break.<\/p>\nIgnoring the confirmation email.<\/strong> The transfer approval email from your old registrar is not optional. If you miss it, the transfer sits in limbo for up to 5 days, then fails. Check your spam folder.<\/p>\nTransferring during a business-critical period.<\/strong> Do not transfer your domain the week before Diwali if your site runs seasonal promotions. While transfers should<\/i> be seamless, delays happen. Pick a quiet period.<\/p>\nNot testing your email setup after transfer.<\/strong> If your email runs through your old registrar’s email service (GoDaddy’s Microsoft 365, BigRock’s Titan Email), transferring the domain does not automatically move your email. You will need to reconfigure MX records and potentially migrate your email separately.<\/p>\nAfter the Transfer: What to Do Next<\/strong><\/h2>\nSet up auto-renewal.<\/strong> Namecheap does not auto-renew by default. Enable it in Domain List, then select the domain, then Auto-Renew. Add a valid payment method.<\/p>\nEnable PremiumDNS (optional).<\/strong> Namecheap offers a paid DNS service with 100% uptime SLA and faster global resolution. At $7.88\/year, it is worth considering if your site serves traffic across India and internationally. For most small sites, the free BasicDNS is perfectly adequate.<\/p>\nConfigure two-factor authentication.<\/strong> Your domain is now your most valuable digital asset after your hosting. Enable 2FA on your Namecheap account immediately.<\/p>\nReview your renewal date.<\/strong> Log in to your Domain List and verify the new expiry date includes the one-year extension from the transfer. In rare cases, if you renewed at your old registrar within 45 days of expiry, the extension may not apply.<\/p>\nShould You Transfer? A Quick Decision Framework<\/strong><\/h2>\nNot every domain move makes financial sense. Here is a simple way to think about it:<\/p>\n
Transfer to Namecheap if:<\/strong> you own a .com, .net, or .org; your current registrar’s renewal pricing is significantly higher than Namecheap’s; you want free WHOIS privacy; you value a clean, upsell-free dashboard; or you are consolidating multiple domains into one account.<\/p>\nStay where you are if:<\/strong> you own only a .in domain and your current registrar’s INR renewal price is lower after GST; your domain and hosting are tightly integrated at the same provider and you are not technically comfortable managing DNS separately; or your domain is less than 60 days old.<\/p>\nConsider Cloudflare Registrar as an alternative if:<\/strong> you want at-cost pricing with zero markup on renewals. Cloudflare charges exactly what the registry charges, no more. The trade-off is a minimal management interface, no phone support, and a hard requirement to use Cloudflare’s own nameservers. For .com, Cloudflare’s renewal price is $10.44\/year (the $10.26 wholesale registry fee plus $0.18 ICANN fee) vs Namecheap’s $15.88\/year.<\/p>\nFAQs<\/strong><\/h2>\nDoes my website go down during a domain transfer?<\/strong><\/p>\nNot if your nameservers point to your hosting provider or a third-party DNS like Cloudflare. A transfer only moves the domain registration, not your DNS records or hosting files. The risk is limited to domains using the old registrar’s default nameservers (e.g., GoDaddy’s domaincontrol.com), which stop resolving after the transfer completes. Switch to Namecheap’s FreeDNS or Cloudflare before initiating the transfer to avoid this entirely.<\/p>\n
Can I transfer a .in domain to Namecheap?<\/strong><\/p>\nYes. Namecheap supports .in and .co.in transfers at $7.98 (~\u20b9760), including a one-year extension. Two caveats: WHOIS privacy is not available for .in domains (this is a registry restriction, not a Namecheap limitation), and renewal pricing at $9.98\/year (~\u20b9950) is higher than GoDaddy India’s \u20b9599 + GST, though cheaper than BigRock’s \u20b9899 + GST.<\/p>\n
How long does a domain transfer to Namecheap take?<\/strong><\/p>\nBetween 30 minutes and 6 days for most extensions. From GoDaddy India, expect the full 5-7 days; GoDaddy tends to use the maximum ICANN-allowed window. From BigRock, 3-5 days is typical. .in domains often complete within 24-48 hours.<\/p>\n
Can I transfer a domain I registered less than 60 days ago?<\/strong><\/p>\nNo. ICANN’s Inter-Registrar Transfer Policy blocks transfers within 60 days of initial registration, a previous transfer, or (at some registrars) a registrant contact change. This is a universal rule, not specific to Namecheap.<\/p>\n
Does Namecheap accept UPI or net banking?<\/strong><\/p>\nNot directly. Namecheap accepts international Visa\/Mastercard (debit or credit) and PayPal. Indian users can fund PayPal via UPI and then pay Namecheap through PayPal as a workaround. All billing is in USD regardless of the currency displayed on the site.<\/p>\n
What happens to my email after the transfer?<\/strong><\/p>\nThe transfer moves only the domain registration. If your email runs through your old registrar’s service (GoDaddy’s Microsoft 365, BigRock’s Titan Email), it continues working as long as the MX records remain pointed at the email provider’s servers. However, if your MX records were configured through the old registrar’s DNS and you switch nameservers, you must recreate those MX records at Namecheap or your new DNS provider. Test email delivery within 24 hours of the transfer completing.<\/p>\n
Is there a way to speed up the transfer?<\/strong><\/p>\nThe main delay is the old registrar’s approval window. Approve the confirmation email from your old registrar immediately; that is the single biggest accelerator. Some registrars (including GoDaddy) let you manually approve the release from their dashboard rather than waiting for the automatic 5-day timeout. Check your old registrar’s “Pending Transfers” or “Transfer Out” section.<\/p>\n
All pricing verified against official Namecheap, GoDaddy IN, and BigRock pages in June 2026. INR estimates use ~\u20b995\/USD and exclude bank forex markups. GoDaddy India renewal rates vary by account history; ranges reflect third-party audits. Transfer timelines follow ICANN’s Inter-Registrar Transfer Policy.<\/i><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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