Questions before you register or transfer a .HOCKEY?
Short answers for buyers checking team use, sport naming, DNS, transfer, renewal, bulk search, or reseller/API support before choosing .HOCKEY.
What is a .HOCKEY domain and who operates it?
.HOCKEY is a generic top-level domain operated by Binky Moon, LLC within the Identity Digital registry platform. It is designed for hockey teams, leagues, players, coaches, rinks, tournaments, retailers, and fan communities.
Who can register a .HOCKEY domain?
.HOCKEY is generally open to individuals, teams, clubs, schools, businesses, media projects, and organizations worldwide, subject to availability and registry and registrar policies.
Can .HOCKEY be used for both ice and field hockey?
Yes. The word hockey can cover ice hockey, field hockey, youth programs, community leagues, training, equipment, history, media, and other related uses.
How should I choose a .HOCKEY name?
Use a short team, city, league, player, rink, tournament, training, or fan-community name. Avoid protected league, club, event, or player marks unless you have permission.
What DNS records might a hockey website need?
Use valid nameservers, website and email records, registration or ticket-platform verification, streaming, statistics, merchandise, analytics, and sponsor tools where applicable.
Can I transfer a .HOCKEY domain to NiceNIC?
Yes, when it is eligible under standard gTLD transfer rules. Unlock the domain, obtain the authorization code, and submit it through the NiceNIC transfer page.
How should a team protect its .HOCKEY domain?
Keep the domain under authorized club ownership, document access for staff and volunteers, enable account security, maintain current contacts, and renew before registration or competition seasons.
Can I compare several .HOCKEY names at once?
Yes. Use the availability search for one idea or prepare team, city, league, event, player, and training names in the bulk registration section.
Can hockey organizations automate domain management?
NiceNIC provides reseller API workflows for supported registration, renewal, DNS, transfer, and portfolio operations.