IDN-Domains (Internationalized Domain Names) are domain names that include characters from non-Latin alphabets, such as Arabic, Chinese, Cyrillic, or Devanagari. These domains enable the use of native language characters, including those with diacritical marks or ligatures, in domain names. This allows users to register domain names that are culturally and linguistically relevant to them.

IDN-Domains are converted into Punycode format to be interpreted by standard DNS servers, maintaining compatibility with the existing internet infrastructure.

Yes, Regery supports IDN-Domains. You can register domains containing characters from various alphabets and languages through Regery's platform. Whether you need a domain in Cyrillic, Chinese, Arabic, or any other script, Regery provides comprehensive support for such domains, giving you a wide range of options to choose from.

Here are some examples of IDN-Domains that can be registered:

In addition to supporting IDN-Domains, Regery offers a vast selection of TLDs (Top-Level Domains). This allows users to choose from numerous national and thematic domains, making it easier to create a unique and memorable online presence.

If you have any questions or want to register an IDN-Domain, visit regery.com.

Regery fully supports the registration and management of IDN-Domains, allowing for domain names with characters from various alphabets and languages.

There is an online special tool converting Unicode to Punycode. Most often you will need to convert from Unicode to Punycode for those domain names that are not in your local script or that have characters out of the basic Latin script.

A lot of online services provide such a kind of tool, but one of the most convenient and understandable is on the Regery website. The tool allows you to convert text written in Unicode format into Punycode format or vice versa quickly and without mistakes.

Please visit the online tool dedicated to this purpose: Online Punycode (IDN) Decoder Tool.