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What are nTLDs?

A TLD is the last extension of a domain name, it is the highest level in the hierachical Domain Name System of the Internet. The most well known examples of TLDs are ".com", ".net" and '.org". Generally, these TLDs are labeled "gTLDs", which is just an acronym for "Generic Top Level Domain". 

Under a new less restrictive process, ICANN has said there is potential for the creation of up to 1000 new TLDs per year. These new TLDs are simply called "nTLDs". 

Many nTLDs have been created and are available today for registration at Directnic, these include: ".xyz", ".ninja", ".wiki", ".club", and hundreds more.
 
Directnic has partnered with several nTLDs registries to make hundreds of nTLDs available for you to register for your own. With the promise of greater flexibility and customized branding, nTLDs will change the way you register domain names and also change the way internet uses view your web presence. 
 
Check out our rapidly expanding list of TLDs here and register the domain name you've always dreamed of! 


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