Domain Proxy / WHOIS Privacy Agreement
How WHOIS privacy works and when information may be disclosed
Overview
Domain Proxy (also called WHOIS privacy) replaces certain registrant contact fields in public directory services with proxy service contact details, where supported by the relevant TLD.
What’s Covered
- When enabled and supported by the TLD, we will publish proxy contact details instead of your personal contact details in public WHOIS/RDDS fields.
- You remain the registrant/beneficial user unless the TLD requires otherwise.
What May Still Be Public
Depending on the TLD/Registry, some information may remain visible (for example):
- Domain name, nameservers, registrar, and status codes
- Registration/expiry dates
- Proxy service identifier and proxy contact points
Disclosure of Underlying Data
We may disclose underlying registrant information when required to:
- comply with law, court orders, or lawful requests from regulators;
- comply with Registry or ICANN requirements;
- address fraud, security incidents, or abuse investigations;
- respond to dispute proceedings (e.g., UDRP) or intellectual property claims.
Message Forwarding
Where available, messages sent to the proxy contact address may be forwarded to your registrant email on file. You are responsible for keeping that email address current.
Limitations
Proxy service is not available for all TLDs and does not guarantee anonymity. Technical or policy constraints may limit coverage.
Governing Law
This Agreement is governed by the laws of Malaysia.
Contact
For privacy or abuse inquiries: https://geton.asia/contactus