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Domain Registration & ICANN Compliance

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Digital Stones provides domain registration and management services on behalf of its clients through one or more ICANN-accredited registrars, depending on the specific domain extension and service requirements.

Digital Stones acts solely as a reseller or service provider of accredited registrar services and is not an ICANN-accredited registrar.

Domain registrations are handled as part of Digital Stones’ IT and digital services for clients and do not constitute a public domain marketplace or public reseller storefront.

Identification of the Sponsoring Registrar

Domain name registrations are carried out through ICANN-accredited registrars, depending on the extension, service requirements, and client needs.

Where applicable, Digital Stones may use Soluciones Corporativas IP, SL, commercially operating through DonDominio / MrDomain, as the sponsoring registrar.

Digital Stones acts solely as a reseller or service provider for accredited registrar services and is not an ICANN-accredited registrar.

Application of ICANN Policies

The registration, renewal, transfer, and deletion of domain names are subject to the policies established by ICANN, including Consensus Policies, as well as any specific policies applicable to each domain extension.

These may include, among others:

Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (UDRP)
Uniform Rapid Suspension System (URS), where applicable
ICANN Transfer Policy
Expired Registration Recovery Policy
ICANN policies relating to registrant data and verification

Clients on whose behalf Digital Stones registers domain names are informed that domain registration services are governed by these applicable ICANN policies and related registrar rules.

Registrant Information

Registrants must provide truthful, accurate, and up-to-date information for domain registration purposes, including name, postal address, email address, telephone number, and, where applicable, administrative and technical contact details.

Failure to provide or maintain accurate registration data may result in suspension or cancellation of the domain name in accordance with ICANN policies and registrar requirements.

Registrant Obligations

The registrant is responsible for ensuring that:

the registration and use of the domain name does not infringe third-party rights;
the domain name is not used for unlawful purposes;
the use of the domain name complies with applicable law, ICANN policies, and registry rules;
the domain name is not used for spam, phishing, malware distribution, botnets, identity theft, or any other abusive activity.

Dispute Resolution

Domain name disputes may be subject to ICANN dispute resolution procedures, including the UDRP and, where applicable, the URS. Registrants are bound by the decisions adopted under such procedures.

Transfers

Domain transfers between registrars are governed by ICANN Transfer Policy and the procedures established by the sponsoring registrar.

Registrants may request the authorization code (AuthInfo / EPP code) required for transfer, in accordance with ICANN rules and applicable timelines.

Expiration and Recovery

If a domain name expires, the applicable registry and ICANN procedures will apply. A recovery grace period or redemption period may be available, subject to the payment of applicable fees.

After the expiration of all applicable grace periods, the domain name may become available for registration by third parties, without any preferential recovery right for the former registrant.

WHOIS Information

Domain registration data can be consulted through the official ICANN lookup service:

https://lookup.icann.org/

No external WHOIS privacy or proxy services outside those permitted by the accredited registrar are used.

Additional Information for Registrants

Registrants may consult additional ICANN information regarding rights, responsibilities, and educational resources at the following links:

This page is published for transparency purposes and to inform clients for whom Digital Stones manages domain registrations as part of its IT and digital services.