Internal Domain Transfer Between Accounts

Internal Domain Transfer Between Accounts

An internal transfer (also called an account-to-account transfer or push) moves a domain from one account to another within the same registrar. This does not involve changing registrars and is typically faster than a standard registrar transfer.

When You Need an Internal Transfer

Common scenarios include:

• Selling a domain to another person who also has an account at 10Corp.
• Moving domains between personal and business accounts.
• Transferring management to a client, partner, or web developer.
• Consolidating domains from multiple accounts into one.

How Internal Transfers Work at 10Corp

Step 1: Gather Account Information

The receiving account holder must provide their 10Corp account username or ID. Both parties should confirm they have active accounts.

Step 2: Initiate the Push

1. Log in to the sending account at 10Corp.
2. Navigate to Domains → My Domains.
3. Select the domain you want to transfer.
4. Look for Push Domain, Transfer to Another Account, or a similar option.
5. Enter the receiving account’s username or ID.
6. Confirm the transfer.

Step 3: Accept the Transfer

1. The receiving account holder logs in to their 10Corp account.
2. They will see a pending incoming transfer notification.
3. They must accept the domain transfer to complete the process.

Key Differences from Registrar Transfers

Important Considerations

• Domain settings such as DNS records, nameservers, and lock status typically remain unchanged after an internal transfer.
• WHOIS information should be updated by the new account holder after the transfer if the ownership details differ.
• Services tied to the domain (like hosting or email) may need to be reassigned or repurchased under the new account.
• Billing responsibility shifts to the receiving account for future renewals.

If the Option Is Not Available

If you do not see a push or internal transfer option, contact 10Corp support. Some domain extensions or account types may require manual processing.