Guided Transfer Flow
Start in the portal and follow clear steps for domain unlock, EPP code, confirmation, and checkout.
Transfer domains to ShellSecrets with guided portal steps, DNS continuity planning, and expert help when you need it.
Guided transfer steps
EPP code validation
DNS continuity planning
Renewal management
Transfer status tracking
24/7 expert support

Check your domain, enter its EPP code, and add it to your cart right here — you'll sign in at checkout to complete the transfer.
Unlock your domain at the current registrar
Keep your EPP or authorization code ready
Approve the transfer confirmation email
Need help before transferring? Talk to support
We help you keep DNS, email, and renewal ownership clear while the registry transfer completes.
Start in the portal and follow clear steps for domain unlock, EPP code, confirmation, and checkout.
Plan nameserver and DNS changes carefully so your website and email remain stable during transfer.
Use authorization codes and registry emails to confirm ownership before the transfer proceeds.
Keep registrar lock, WHOIS details, and approval emails aligned to prevent failed transfer attempts.
The process is mostly about proving ownership and keeping DNS stable while registrars hand over management.
Transfer Control
Keep the domain unlocked, authorization ready, and DNS unchanged until the transfer is safely underway.
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Disable registrar lock at your current provider and verify the domain is eligible for transfer.
Request the transfer authorization code from your current registrar before starting the portal flow.
Enter the domain name in our transfer portal and complete the required checkout steps.
Approve registry emails and monitor transfer status until the domain moves successfully.
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Browse knowledge base articles, setup guides, and troubleshooting notes.
Answers to common questions about EPP codes, DNS continuity, eligibility, and transfer timing.
You need the domain unlocked at your current registrar and the EPP or authorization code. Make sure the registrant email is accessible because approval emails may be sent there.
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