Look up a domain's registrar, registration and expiry dates, status codes, and nameservers using RDAP, the modern successor to WHOIS. Domain age is shown prominently, with a phishing-risk flag for very new domains. Only the domain you enter is sent to the public RDAP service.
Enter a domain name to retrieve its registration record. Common generic TLDs such as .com, .net, and .org are fully supported.
Newly registered look-alike domains drive phishing, invoice fraud, and brand abuse. Our IT security audit includes email authentication and social engineering testing to harden you against exactly these attacks.
RDAP, the Registration Data Access Protocol, is the modern successor to WHOIS. It returns structured JSON with consistent fields, supports secure HTTPS, and is the standard registries and registrars are required to support. This tool queries the public RDAP bootstrap at rdap.org.
A large share of domains used in phishing and fraud are registered days or weeks before an attack. A very young domain claiming to be a bank, supplier, or well-known brand is a strong warning sign. This tool flags domains under 90 days old so you can treat them with extra caution.
Not every top-level domain publishes RDAP, and some country-code registries restrict access or are not reachable from a browser. When that happens the tool shows a friendly message instead of results. The common generic TLDs such as .com, .net, and .org are fully supported.
Only the domain name you enter is sent to the public RDAP service to perform the lookup. Nothing is stored on our servers.