What it looks like
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Sender | domain-notifications@noxity.io |
| Subject pattern | ”Approve the registrant change for <domain>” (sent to both addresses) |
| Body | A summary of the before/after data and an approve/reject link. |
| Deadline | Configurable, typically 5 to 10 days from when the change was submitted. |
What to do
Click approve in the email at each address. If you only have access to the new address, the old one needs to approve as well, or the change rolls back. Once both approve, the registry applies a 60-day transfer lock by ICANN policy unless we opted out at the time of the change. The 60-day lock prevents the domain from moving registrars for that window.What happens if you don’t act
The registrant data reverts to what it was before the request, and you’ll need to start the change over. No data is lost, and the domain stays exactly as it was.Why both addresses?
ICANN added the dual-approval requirement to defend against an attacker who has compromised one of the two inboxes. If only one approves, the change can’t go through. It’s the same principle behind the email-verification step at registration — the registry won’t trust a single channel to confirm an identity claim.Need a hand?
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