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Usually, the high redemption period for domain names is 30 days. Redemption of domain names during this period requires a high redemption fee.

Definition of redemption period

A domain name is deleted from the IDN because it has not been renewed during the normal renewal period. The IDN will retain the domain name for 30 days, which is called the redemption period. During this period, the domain name owner can restore the domain name through the original registrar.

Domain name expiration

Generally, the domain name expiration period is 30-45 days, which is also called the renewal period (different registrars 'policies stipulate different times). Users can renew normally during this period and continue to own the ownership of the domain name.

If the domain name is not renewed during the retention period, the domain name will enter a redemption period (30 days). ICANN will still protect the domain name, but users must pay a redemption fee to regain ownership of the domain name.

After the redemption period, domain names that have not yet paid will enter a deletion period of about 5 days. After entering the deletion period, users cannot redeem them again. After the deletion period domain names are reopened and anyone can register.

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