Whois veriﬁcation is pending

Since January 2014, all ICANN accredited registrars (like Namecheap) have been required to verify the contact information (Registrant Whois) of customers registering domain names. This includes modifications to the contact details.

Why this domain has been suspended

We need email address verification from the owner

This might be because the owner has registered, but has not clicked the verification link in the email sent to them.

Other domain contact details have recently been modified, but are not yet verified

This data might be their first name, last name, organisation name or email address.

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Resend the verification email

This will be sent to the registrant email address listed in your domain’s contact data. Unless you’ve changed it manually, it will be what you inputted when you first registered the domain.

You can see this email address by logging into your Namecheap account and going to the Domain Management section. You can also update this information if you want to.

FAQ

Why was my domain suspended?

ICANN requires that any changes of Whois contact information for a domain owner are verified within 15 calendar days.

If new data or changes are not verified in this timeframe, ICANN requires the website to be suspended pending its verification.

How can I remove the suspension on my domain?

The suspension of your domain will be removed after your Whois Information is successfully verified. Please update your domain with complete and accurate contact details through your Namecheap account. Once completed, you will receive a verification email.

Click the link in the email to immediately verify your email address.

After the suspension is removed, how long until my website comes back online?

After you click to verify your email address, your suspension will be removed and your website will automatically reactivate, usually within 24 - 48 hours.

What is ICANN?

ICANN (The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers) is a non-profit organisation responsible for regulating the databases and procedures relating to the namespaces of the Internet.

What is Whois?

Whois services provide public access to data on who owns what domain.

Registered domain owners are required to provide accurate and reliable, up-to-date contact details to their registrar.