WHOIS and RDAP Lookup

Read a domain’s registration record: registrar, dates, locks, nameservers and DNSSEC.

RDAP read locally · asked on our server

Registration

The RDAP record

RDAP JSON

Findings

A public lookup.

Pasted JSON is read in your browser and never leaves it. The domain or address is sent to our server, which asks the registry’s RDAP service. Nothing you enter is saved. Google ads may run on this page; we do not send your input to them.

What this tool reads

RDAP is the structured successor to WHOIS that registries now must run. For a domain: registrar, IANA registrar ID, registration, expiry and change dates, status codes, nameservers, DNSSEC delegation, abuse contact and history. For an IP address: the network, its range, the organisation and the abuse contact.

Registrant details are usually redacted for privacy; that is shown, not guessed.

Capabilities and processing

Enter a domain, an IP address or paste RDAP JSON. Our server asks the registry over RDAP, the structured successor to WHOIS; pasted JSON is read in your browser.

For a domain: registrar and IANA ID, registration, expiry and change dates, status codes, nameservers, DNSSEC delegation, abuse contact, history and the raw record. For an IP address: the network, its range, the organisation and the abuse contact.

Example workflow

The sample record shows a transfer-locked domain with redacted registrant details and a signed delegation.

Limits and interpretation

Registrant details are usually redacted for privacy; that is shown, not guessed. Nothing is stored.

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