We use a third-party domain registry called ‘Dreamscape’ – more information, please click on the Dreamscape Tab below
Payments can be made through NZServers Ltd.
If you require a tax Invoice please send an email to support@nzservers.com or click on the link below to submit a request.
Payments for domain renewals can still be made through NZServers.
Please use the Payment Tab above for methods of paying for your domain.
If you pay a domain by direct banking please send an email to let us know especially if the expiry is within the next few days
Please click the link below to select a payment option or request a Tax Invoice
If you can’t log in to check that changes are correct, just click ‘Yes, all Correct’ and exit out when you are redirected.
If you want changes made please email support@nzservers.com and explain the changes you want made.
Normally this is not required for NZ Domains as the only relevant information to remain correct is the email address as that is why you received this notice.
It will help if you include your customer ID which should be on the notice.
If instructed to do so please login into your account using the URL below
Domain notices are generated through a third party registry.
Notices are generated as follows:-
If you need a tax invoice please email support@nzservers.com or click on the link below to submit a request
When a domain expires, your website and mail service will stop functioning, and no changes can be made to the domain. However, for many TLDs (.co.nz, .com, etc.), you have a period after the actual expiration date during which you can still renew the domain and retain ownership. If you do not renew the domain during this “Grace Period” then the domain will be released back into the public pool of domains. The actual Grace Period timeframe differs depending on the TLD.
Some TLDs, like .nz domains, also have additional Grace Period after registration or renewal where you can cancel the domain within the timeframe and not be billed for the domain.
This is the period after initial registration of a domain that it is possible to cancel the domain without being billed for it.
This is the period after a domain has been renewed that it is possible to to cancel the domain without being billed for it.
This is the period after a domain name has been cancelled or expired that it is possible for the domain name to be restored.
New Zealand domains have a UDAI (Unique Domain Authentication Identifier) – a randomly generated 8 character string unique to each NZ domain. The main purpose of a UDAI is to authorise the transfer of a domain from one registrar to another. A UDAI is initially generated when a domain is registered, although a new UDAI can be requested at any time.
International domains often use an Auth Code or EPP Code, which is very similar to a UDAI.
All our New Zealand domains are managed by a third party domain registrar.
Recently our third party registry Openhost was taken over by Dreamscape.
You can pay your domain trough NZServers LTD detailed on the Payment tab above.
If you make a payment for a domain outside of Dreamscape please let us know by email.
Any invoice notices sent out by this registry for invoices are not GST tax invoices.