Domain .international - New TLDs

.international domain information

.international is a new gTLD that entered the root zone in December 2013. It was originally delegated to Wild Way, LLC, a subsidiary of Donuts, and transferred in March 2018 to Binky Moon, LLC — a subsidiary of Identity Digital, one of the largest registry operators in the world. The extension is open to any registrant, for any purpose, with no eligibility requirements.

.international domain–no restrictions

.international is a new gTLD that entered the root zone in December 2013. It was originally delegated to Wild Way, LLC, a subsidiary of Donuts, and transferred in March 2018 to Binky Moon, LLC — a subsidiary of Identity Digital, one of the largest registry operators in the world. The extension is open to any registrant, for any purpose, with no eligibility requirements.

Why should I register a .international domain name?

.international is one of the few gTLDs whose meaning is self-explanatory in virtually every language where English vocabulary is understood — and it carries no geographic or sector restrictions. An address ending in .international functions as a positioning statement: it tells visitors, customers and partners that your operation is not limited to one market or one country.

The extension is particularly effective when it replaces a cumbersome name or when the matching .com is unavailable. A law firm, logistics company or cultural organisation can use smith.international, freight.international or art.international to communicate global scope in a single line.

Who will benefit the most from using a .international domain:

1. Multinational companies and corporate groups consolidating their global web presence
2. International NGOs, foundations, charities and humanitarian organisations
3. Trade associations and industry bodies with cross-border membership
4. Law firms, consultancies and financial services operating across jurisdictions
5. Import and export businesses, freight forwarders and global logistics providers
6. International schools, language institutes, study-abroad programmes and university partnerships
7. Translation, interpretation and localisation services
8. Sports federations, international competitions and athlete representation
9. Cultural exchange programmes, diplomatic and intergovernmental organisations
10. Media publishers, news agencies and research institutions with a global readership