How to transfer your Domain to CloudFlare
Cloudflare recently came into Domain Registrar Business and they're probably the best when it comes to pricing. Why?
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No markup. No surprise fees."
That's right.
Apparently, there is not much of a service you need once you registered a domain and it pointing to right name servers.
Now in order to transfer your domain from a different registrar to CloudFlare, you need to open the dashboard on your current registrar and make sure there is no Registrar-Lock on your domain.
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Once confirmed you'll need to get an EPP Code which you'll be entering in the CloudFlare panel where you transfer a domain.
Now when transferring a domain you need to make sure your domain is supported by CloudFlare. To check that head to TLD Policies by CloudFlare here.
https://www.cloudflare.com/tld-policies/
For anyone concerned .in domains don't come in this policy yet. So if you're having trouble transferring a .in domain to CloudFlare there is no way to do it as of now.
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Once you see Transfer in progress all you can do is wait. It could take up to 14 days for the transfer to complete.
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No markup. No surprise fees."
That's right.
Apparently, there is not much of a service you need once you registered a domain and it pointing to right name servers.
Now in order to transfer your domain from a different registrar to CloudFlare, you need to open the dashboard on your current registrar and make sure there is no Registrar-Lock on your domain.
![](https://2.bp.blogspot.com/-hNyTI1GbnhQ/XFQRDVNWYDI/AAAAAAAAjUg/KgXU7GswOyQLrug1_VxJPrE7zuAUutWigCK4BGAYYCw/s1600/epp%2Bcode.png)
Once confirmed you'll need to get an EPP Code which you'll be entering in the CloudFlare panel where you transfer a domain.
Now when transferring a domain you need to make sure your domain is supported by CloudFlare. To check that head to TLD Policies by CloudFlare here.
https://www.cloudflare.com/tld-policies/
For anyone concerned .in domains don't come in this policy yet. So if you're having trouble transferring a .in domain to CloudFlare there is no way to do it as of now.
![](https://3.bp.blogspot.com/-VaiW0zWqPvA/XFQSpdrPcJI/AAAAAAAAjU0/i22A_VqK160tOqinuF0PDulk_OYOxsaVwCK4BGAYYCw/s640/cloudflare%2Bdomain%2Btransfer.png)
Once you see Transfer in progress all you can do is wait. It could take up to 14 days for the transfer to complete.