That’s actually a security feature working to protect you. Registrars automatically lock domains to prevent any unauthorized transfers away from your account.

Just log into your current domain provider’s account dashboard the option to unlock is usually right there in the control panel. If you can’t find it, their support team can help you out quickly.

If you recently registered or moved your domain (within the last 60 days), you’ll need to wait before transferring again. This is standard practice across all registrars. Check your domain’s age with your current provider if you’re unsure.

.au domains usually transfer same-day. For global extensions like .com and .net, allow 3-5 business days.

No, your domain name stays exactly the same. You’re just moving it to a better home with Truehost Australia. All your website content, emails and settings stay perfectly intact.

During the move, we temporarily pause certain changes for security:

• Contact details updates
• Nameserver changes
• Domain renewals

You’ll have full control again once the transfer is complete.

Need help? Message our Australian team on WhatsApp.

Just two simple things to get started:

• Your authorization code (get this from your current provider)
• Your domain name

That’s everything you need to begin your transfer to Truehost Australia.

No stress. You can quickly check using any WHOIS lookup service online. If you get stuck, our support team can help you figure it out.

Message us on WhatsApp – we’re here to help

Yes, a few standard rules help keep domain transfers secure for everyone:

• Some Australian domains might need extra verification (we’ll help you through it)
• Your domain needs to be at least 60 days old
• Domains that have expired or are about to expire can’t be moved

These simple checks make sure your transfer goes smoothly and safely.