China's top-level domain name registrars include: Wanwang, Western Digital, Aiming.com, 35 Internet, and Xinwang Internet.

1. Wanwang

Wanwang is the most well-known old domain name registrar in China and was established early. After being acquired by Alibaba, it became its brand. At present, services such as virtual hosting and domain names have gradually faded and become a small part of Alibaba Cloud's entire product system. Alibaba Cloud has less online customer service, making it inconvenient for users to contact customer service, and is not suitable for ordinary users.

2. Western Digital?

A long-established and well-known service provider with high cost performance, good service and fast response. A top-level domain name registrar focusing on small and medium-sized enterprise customers and individual users. Innovative breakthroughs have been made in domain name registration, management and use, circulation and other aspects. The domain name resolution is stable and fast, the price is moderate, and the overall level of customer service is good, which is widely praised.

3. Aiming.com

Aiming.com was established at the end of 2008 and is relatively young among domain name service providers. Mainly domain name squatting and domain name transactions. Currently, we focus on developing domain name trading business and providing domain name intermediary services. Its domain name transactions are more free, and there is no domain name information section. The official website forum is less popular, but it gathers more well-known people in the industry.

4. 35 Internet

35 Internet was established in 2004 and is one of the earliest domain name registrars in China. Provided an intelligent spam filtering system, and later began to provide enterprise-level services such as enterprise OA office systems. However, after its listing, its product focus shifted to mobile phones, pads, enterprise office systems and other businesses. The company is gradually transforming into an enterprise office service provider. The domain name business has gradually faded away, and the business focus has shifted to tepid business.

5. Xinwang Internet

Xinwang Internet is a top-level domain name registrar certified by ICANN. It holds a large number of domain names and is relatively expensive. At present, the focus of its business tends to products such as mobile websites and enterprise mobile marketing, and it is positioned as a mobile application service provider.

Xinwang Internet has occupied an absolute market share in the field of mobile URLs (information names and addresses), but in the field of domain names, its prices, processes, and services do not have many features. According to IDCPS statistics, its registration The volume also showed a sharp downward trend.

A domain name registrar is appointed by the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) or a national country code top-level domain (ccTLD) domain name registry to manage Internet domain names in a designated domain name registration database. Providing such services to the public. And is responsible for providing DNS resolution, domain name change and transfer, domain name renewal and other operations.

Extended information:

CN domain name

1. Follow all the consensus rules for domain name naming.

2. In the early days, only third-level domain names could be registered for cn domain names. Starting from December 2002, CNNIC opened the registration of second-level domain names under domestic .cn domain names, and domain names could be registered directly under .CN.

3. Newly registered CN domain names after 9:00 on December 14, 2009 must submit real-name registration materials (relevant certificates of registration organization and registration contact person).

4. Names that may not be used or are restricted in use and required materials

1. Register domain names containing words such as "CHINA", "CHINESE", "CN", and "NATIONAL" It must be formally approved by relevant national departments (referring to units at or above the ministerial level).

2. The names of other countries or regions, foreign place names, and names of international organizations that are known to the public are not allowed to be used.

3. The full name or abbreviation of the name of an administrative division at or above the county level (including the county level) must be formally approved by the relevant people's government at or above the county level (including the county level) when registering.

4. Industry names or common names of products shall not be used.

5. Business names or trademark names that have been registered by others in China are not allowed to be used.

6. Names that are harmful to the interests of the country, society or the public must not be used.

Material description: Formal approval by relevant national departments (referring to units at the ministerial level or above) and formal approval by the relevant people's governments at or above the county level (including county level) means that the relevant institutions must issue written documents expressing their agreement XXXX The organization registered the XXX domain name.

Reference material: Baidu Encyclopedia-Domain Name Registration