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Look up a domain’s registration status, key dates, and nameservers via RDAP.
Processed on the server, not storedUses RDAP, the modern replacement for WHOIS, via a fixed public bootstrap service. Results depend on what the domain’s registry publishes; some registries redact registrant details for privacy.
The name is validated, then our server queries RDAP for it.
RDAP is the structured replacement for classic WHOIS. A public bootstrap service points the query at whichever registry actually holds the record.
Status, key dates and nameservers come back as the registry publishes them.
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