A TLD on this list means the provider publishes a catch path for the extension. It does not guarantee that every expiring name is orderable or that registry eligibility rules are satisfied.
Before you place the order
The operational details that decide whether a catch survives
01 · Account
Requirements
Account and an $8.00 order deposit; the successful fee includes the registration term.
02 · Deadline
Cancellation
Orders are published as non-cancellable once submitted. Failed-catch deposits are returned to account balance.
03 · Custody
Delivery
Successful domains are delivered to the GNAME account, registration included.
04 · Watch
Cautions
Compare channels, not only the lowest displayed fee.
The exact 48-TLD list here is Channel 1, not every cheaper channel.
Pending deleteRegistry windowOperator-announced early catch · selected TLDs
Price & feesLive order price
Auction rulesPrivate auction for prior orders
CoverageLive eligibility only
FAQ
GNAME backorder questions
How much does backordering with GNAME cost?
Channel 1 from $65.00. A backorder is not a guaranteed acquisition, and a contested name can follow the service's auction rule: auction on equal-price collision.
Which TLDs does GNAME support?
The public source currently enumerates 48 supported extensions. Domain.Guru reproduces that exact checked list below; individual-name eligibility and registry restrictions can still differ.
What happens if several people backorder the same name at GNAME?
Auction on equal-price collision. A sole successful order receives the name. GNAME confirms an auction when competing orders use the same price, but does not publish a stable participant-scope rule for every channel.
Does GNAME support early access or pre-release names?
No public Identity Digital early-tier map. GNAME publishes channel strength, not a registry-specific early-release programme.