Free Transfer-In
No transfer fee. You only pay the standard 1-year renewal, and we add a full year to your expiry.
Free transfer-in. We preserve your WHOIS privacy, keep your DNS intact, and add a full year to your existing expiry.
Don't have your EPP code yet? See the 3-step prep guide →
You only pay the standard 1-year renewal. The transfer itself costs nothing.
Every transfer extends your registration by a full year. You don't lose paid time.
Your site and email stay online throughout. DNS cutover is scheduled after verification.
.ng and .com.ng transfers complete in 24–48 hours via NiRA direct — no 5-day ICANN waiting period. We're a NiRA-accredited registrar, so your .ng domain never leaves Nigeria during the move.
Domain transfer
Free transfer. Free WHOIS privacy preservation. Instant DNS propagation. We handle the EPP exchange for you.
Before you start
Log in to your current registrar (Namecheap, GoDaddy, Whogohost, etc.) and disable the Registrar Lock or Transfer Lock.
Skip this and the transfer will be rejected automatically.
Temporarily disable WHOIS privacy so the transfer confirmation email reaches you. We'll re-enable it on our side once the transfer completes.
Skip this and the confirmation email gets filtered to spam — the transfer stalls.
Request the authorization code from your current registrar. You'll paste it during the transfer checkout. It looks like a mix of letters and numbers, e.g. X9F2-AB7K-1234.
Skip this and we can't initiate the transfer — it's the cryptographic handshake.
Transfer pricing
Every transfer extends your registration by 12 months. Prices shown per year, matching our standard renewal rate.
Need a different extension? We support 500+ TLDs — contact us for a custom transfer quote.
Hosting migration
Files, databases, email, cron jobs, DNS records. We move everything and cut over without a second of downtime.
Share your old host's cPanel, Plesk, or DirectAdmin credentials — or a full backup archive URL. Takes 5 minutes.
Files, databases, email accounts, cron jobs, DNS records — everything copied to our NVMe servers within 2 hours.
Preview the mirrored site on our staging URL. Once you approve, we flip DNS. Your live site never goes down.
Your site is running on Gen 4 NVMe. Emails intact, orders intact, traffic intact. Done.
Why CyberJunior
No transfer fee. You only pay the standard 1-year renewal, and we add a full year to your expiry.
We turn your WHOIS privacy off during transfer, then re-enable it the moment the transfer lands.
Your site, email, and DNS stay online throughout. We schedule the cutover after verification.
Anycast nameservers resolve your domain within seconds of cutover. Full DNS management from your client area.
Never lose a domain by accident. Auto-renew stays on by default with 30/14/3-day reminders.
Real engineers on ticket, chat, and phone. Average first reply under 15 minutes. English and Pidgin.
From start to finish
Whether you're moving a domain or an entire hosting stack, the flow is the same four steps.
Enter your domain or share your current host's details. We collect what we need in under 5 minutes.
We send a confirmation email to the registrant contact. You approve it. ICANN rules require this.
For domains: EPP exchange with the registry. For hosting: full data mirror + DNS cutover.
Your domain or site is now on CyberJunior. Full control, faster DNS, better support.
What to expect
No mystery. Here's what happens and when — for both generic TLDs and Nigerian ccTLDs.
Enter your domain, EPP code, and registrant email on our checkout. Takes 3 minutes.
Your old registrar sends a confirmation email. You click "Approve" — we can't do this step for you.
ICANN sets a 5-day waiting period for generic TLDs. Nigerian ccTLDs skip this and complete faster.
Your domain now lives on CyberJunior. +1 year added to your expiry. WHOIS privacy re-enabled.
Honest comparison
No tricks. Just the differences that matter when you actually transfer.
Transfer questions
No. We mirror your full data, databases, and mailboxes onto CyberJunior servers before updating any DNS records. Your existing host keeps running until everything is verified, ensuring zero downtime for your visitors.
Standard generic extensions (.com, .net, .org) take approximately 5 to 7 days in accordance with ICANN regulations. Nigerian ccTLDs (.ng, .com.ng) generally complete within 24 to 48 hours once approved.
Yes. When you transfer an active domain, standard registry rules add one full renewal year onto your existing expiration date. You do not forfeit any time you have already paid for.
Yes — there is no separate transfer fee. You only pay the standard 1-year renewal price for your TLD, and the registry adds a full year to your existing expiry. That's the industry standard, and it's what we charge.
Yes. If your DNS records already point to a mail provider (Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, or a cPanel mailbox), we copy them exactly — your inboxes never skip a beat. If your email lives on the same host you're leaving, we coordinate with you to migrate it before cutover.
Absolutely. Transferring a domain doesn't touch your website — only your registrar-of-record changes. Your nameservers stay pointed at your current host until you're ready to move hosting. Most customers transfer the domain first, then migrate hosting weeks later.
ICANN requires a 60-day lock after registration or a prior transfer. If your domain is inside that window, you can't transfer yet — but you can pre-order the transfer and we'll initiate it the moment the lock expires. Nigerian ccTLDs (.ng, .com.ng) don't have this restriction.
We support both. As a NiRA-accredited registrar, .ng and .com.ng transfers complete in 24–48 hours — significantly faster than the 5-day ICANN window for .com, .net, and .org. We handle all 500+ TLDs on the same platform.
Not directly — ICANN requires a 60-day hold after initial registration. But you can pre-order the transfer today and we'll queue it to fire the moment the lock lifts. You get the +1 year extension either way.
Simply provide your current cPanel, DirectAdmin, or Plesk login credentials (or a full backup archive URL). Our migration team handles extraction, database synchronization, and DNS cutover safely.
Generally yes, as long as it hasn't entered the redemption grace period. We recommend transferring at least 15 days before expiration to leave buffer for the registry process.