Will my domain stop working during the transfer?

No. Your domain remains active and resolves normally throughout the transfer. Nameservers and DNS records are unaffected. The registrar changes in the background; your website stays online.

Can I transfer a .com, .net, .org at Bunkerdomains?

Yes. Bunkerdomains handles all standard gTLDs (.com, .net, .org, .info, .biz, etc.) as well as ccTLDs like .is, .ch, .io. Check the TLD list at signup; availability is shown per extension.

What if OrangeWebsite won't give me the EPP code?

Contact their support and request it explicitly. ICANN policy requires registrars to provide EPP codes on demand. If they refuse, file a complaint with ICANN. Document the refusal. Bunkerdomains can guide you if needed.

Do I lose my domain during the transfer?

No. ICANN's transfer system prevents loss. The domain either transfers successfully or stays at OrangeWebsite. It cannot be in limbo or cancelled. If transfer fails, your domain remains registered at OrangeWebsite until you retry.

How much does a transfer cost at Bunkerdomains?

Transfers are free. You pay only for the renewal period you select (1–10 years). Most transfers include one year renewal; the total is the standard annual price times the number of years chosen.

Do I need to use Bunkerdomains' nameservers?

No. You can point your domain to any DNS provider—Cloudflare, your hosting company, or a custom DNS server. Bunkerdomains allows free DNS hosting too, or bring your own.

Will Bunkerdomains suspend my domain if I get a DMCA complaint?

Bunkerdomains does not automatically suspend domains on complaint. We acknowledge copyright law but require a valid court order or legal process. A DMCA notice alone does not trigger suspension.

Can I keep my WHOIS information private?

Yes. WHOIS privacy is enabled by default at Bunkerdomains at no extra cost. Your registrant details are hidden from public lookups. You remain anonymous.

Alternatives to OrangeWebsite

OrangeWebsite positions itself as a budget registrar, but budget often comes with strings attached. KYC requirements, DMCA compliance, slow transfers, and domain locks that stay enabled by default push users toward alternatives fast. If you've hit OrangeWebsite's limitations—or just don't want to scan your ID to register a domain—you're not alone. Bunkerdomains operates on a different axis: no identity verification, crypto-only payment, automatic WHOIS privacy, and a firm policy of not responding to DMCA takedown notices unless legally compelled. We don't pretend to be neutral actors in the DNS space. We register domains for journalists, privacy advocates, offshore businesses, adult platforms, and people who simply believe their registrar shouldn't demand government ID. Transfer from OrangeWebsite takes hours, not weeks. No account review. No sudden suspension. No questions about your content.

Why switch

No KYC, ever

OrangeWebsite collects identity documents. Bunkerdomains doesn't ask. Register with a username and crypto address. Your registration data stays encrypted and inaccessible to us.

DMCA takedowns don't disable your domain

OrangeWebsite typically complies with DMCA notices by suspending domains. Bunkerdomains acknowledges copyright law exists but doesn't unilaterally kill domains based on complaints. We respond only to valid legal process.

Automatic WHOIS privacy included

OrangeWebsite charges extra for privacy. Bunkerdomains includes it free. Your registrant details stay hidden by default. No upsell.

Crypto payment only—no bank involvement

Skip credit card processors, payment gateways, and their fraud filters. Pay Bitcoin, Monero, or Ethereum. No payment holds. No disputes reversed months later.

Transfers are instant, not slow-walked

OrangeWebsite sometimes delays transfers for 'verification.' Bunkerdomains generates your EPP code immediately. Move your domain in hours.

Transparent about jurisdiction

OrangeWebsite obscures its legal posture. Bunkerdomains is upfront: we operate in a jurisdiction that doesn't prioritize U.S. copyright holders over domain owners.

bunker vs OrangeWebsite

Feature	bunkerdomains	OrangeWebsite
KYC / Identity Verification	None required	Required (government ID or business docs)
WHOIS Privacy	Included free	Paid add-on (~$5–10/yr)
Payment Method	Crypto only (BTC, XMR, ETH, etc.)	Credit card, PayPal, bank transfer
DMCA Compliance	No automatic suspensions; legal process required	Suspends domains on complaint
EPP Code Delivery	Instant (automated)	24–72 hours; may require verification
Account Suspension Risk	Low (no automated content review)	Moderate (terms of service enforced)
Data Retention / Privacy	Minimal; encrypted; no third-party sharing	Standard ICANN policies; logs retained
Support Response Time	24–48 hours (email only)	Live chat; typically same-day
Registrar Transparency Report	Publishes non-compliance stance	Standard ICANN reporting
.com/.net/.org Pricing	$12.99 /yr (all-in)	$8.99 /yr (+ fees, privacy charges)

Transfer from OrangeWebsite

Moving your domain from OrangeWebsite to Bunkerdomains takes about one hour. Here's the process. **Step 1: Unlock your domain at OrangeWebsite.** Log into your account, find your domain, and look for 'Lock Domain' or 'Domain Security' settings. Disable the lock. OrangeWebsite enables this by default to prevent accidental transfers. Step 2: Request your EPP code (also called auth code or transfer secret). Still in OrangeWebsite's control panel, find 'Get EPP Code' or 'Auth Code.' Copy it. Some registrars email it; OrangeWebsite often displays it directly. Step 3: Check expiration timing. If your domain expires within 15 days, add a year of renewal first. ICANN rules prevent transfers of domains within this window. Add the renewal at OrangeWebsite before proceeding. Step 4: Create a Bunkerdomains account. Use a username (no real name required), provide a crypto address for payment, and set a strong password. Step 5: Initiate the transfer at Bunkerdomains. Go to 'Transfer Domain,' enter your domain name and EPP code, select the TLD, and choose your registration period (1–10 years). Step 6: Pay in crypto. Bunkerdomains will display a payment address and amount. Send BTC, XMR, ETH, or other accepted crypto. Payment confirms within one block. Step 7: Authorize at the domain level. You'll receive an email at your domain's registrant contact address (the one listed at OrangeWebsite's WHOIS). Click the confirmation link or reply to authorize the transfer. Step 8: Monitor ICANN's transfer process. ICANN gives OrangeWebsite a grace period to object (usually automatic; they won't unless payment is disputed). Transfer completes in 5–7 days typically, sometimes faster. Your domain is now at Bunkerdomains. Update your nameservers if you're using a separate DNS provider. If OrangeWebsite tries to delay the transfer or refuses the EPP code, file a complaint with ICANN's dispute resolution or your country's domain authority. This is rare but documented.