What does the 'EPP' code represent?

Almost all domains present a type of security when it comes to transfer.

Views 766Updated 6 luniPublished on 31/08/2018by Mark Dohi

The EPP code, also known as the "Transfer Key", "Authorization Key", "Domain secret", "Transfer Key", "Transfer Code", is a string of alphanumeric characters that provides an enhanced level of security for domain management. The code is unique to each domain and is used when a domain transfer from one registrar to another is desired.

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