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​fTLD Issues Reminder about Authorized Registrars for .bank Domains

March 30, 2015
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fTLD Registry Services, the company co-founded by ABA as the exclusive operator of the new .bank domain, is reminding bankers in advance of the May 14 launch date that .bank domain names can only be registered via ICANN-accredited registrars that have been approved by fTLD. A list of fTLD-approved registrars is available by clicking here.

fTLD advises banks and banking-related organizations to verify the credentials of any company representing itself to be directly or indirectly associated with .bank. Should any member of the banking community have questions about the entities authorized to provide domain name registration services for .bank, they may email ftld -at- ftld.com.

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