What is a .Kred Domain?

.Kred Domains are both fully resolving web and wallet addresses. .Kred is a Top-Level Domain (similar to .com) which lets users create custom domains such as John.Kred or MyCompany.Kred.

What can I do with a .Kred Domain?

Use it to point at a personal site or a Kred Profile, and to send and receive currency and digital assets via the linked digital wallet.

How much does a .Kred Domain cost?

Standard .Kred domains (5+ characters) start from USD 12 per year (registry wholesale). Premium tiers: Tier 1 (4-character) USD 100 yr1 then USD 50/yr; Tier 2 (3-character) USD 1,000 yr1 then USD 100/yr; Tier 3 (manually designated premiums) USD 2,000 yr1 then USD 200/yr; Tier 4 (1–2 character) USD 5,000 yr1 then USD 500/yr. These are registry wholesale fees; retail pricing is set independently by each accredited registrar and will vary.

What is the minimum character length to register a .Kred Domain?

Standard .Kred Domains start at 5 characters before the dot. Shorter names are available at premium tiers: 4 characters (Premium Tier 1), 3 characters (Premium Tier 2), and 1–2 characters (Premium Tier 4).

Someone registered my name. What can I do?

.Kred is an ICANN-approved Registry Operator and honors decisions under UDRP and URS. Report suspected infringement to abuse@support.kred.

Is .Kred an ICANN approved Registry Operator?

Yes. .Kred entered into a Registry Agreement with ICANN on 19 December 2013.

How does .Kred handle abuse?

Kred takes action against accounts where abuse of the Terms of Service is suspected. Reports go to abuse@support.kred.

Is my .Kred Domain secure?

All .Kred Domains include SSL certification by default.

Who is the back-end registry services provider for .Kred?

CentralNic Registry (CentralNic Ltd, part of Team Internet Group). All EPP, WHOIS, and RDAP services are operated on CentralNic's platform.

What is the production EPP server?

epp.centralnicregistry.com:700 (TLS). The OT&E (test) endpoint is epp.ote.centralnicregistry.com:700.

Does .Kred support RDAP?

Yes. RDAP is the primary registration-data-access protocol per ICANN policy. The OT&E RDAP endpoint is https://rdap-ote.centralnic.com/. Production RDAP is operated by CentralNic and available to authorized requestors.

Are public WHOIS responses redacted?

Yes. Public RDDS responses redact Personal Information of natural-person Registrants by default, in accordance with ICANN's Registration Data Policy (effective 21 August 2024). Redacted data is disclosed via tiered access (RDRS, URS/UDRP/CRS proceedings, valid law enforcement requests).

What is the Add Grace Period for .Kred?

5 days (subject to CentralNic's Add Grace Period Limits Policy).

What is the Auto-Renew Grace Period?

45 days from the expiration date, after which the domain enters Redemption.

What is the Redemption Grace Period?

30 days, followed by a 5-day Pending Delete period.

Are renewals billed at expiry or at the end of the grace period?

At the end of the grace period. Per CentralNic's billing model, transactions are billable only once they pass the applicable grace period.

Are two-character country-code SLDs available?

Yes. As of 4 May 2026, letter/letter two-character ASCII labels corresponding to ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country codes (e.g., id.kred, us.kred, de.kred) are released for registration at the second level pursuant to ICANN's 13 December 2016 Authorization, subject to country-code-confusion safeguards.

Does .Kred allow registrars to run expired-domain auctions?

Yes. Registrars can configure the ExpireAuction renewal mode in CentralNic's platform, or run their own auction operations independently.

Open Namespace

Who's using .Kred

Artists, founders, collectors, brands, and agents who took their name on the open .Kred namespace. Every tile below is a live, resolving domain with a verified, machine-readable record behind it.