Do You Own a Domain Name in Partnership with Others?

Domain Trustee functions as a repository for shared ownership of a domain name. All shareholders of the domain name are protected so the domain cannot be transferred, pointed to another server or deactivated without agreed permissions.

Once your domain is secured within the Domain Trustee, your shareholders provide instructions on permissions required for any changes made to the domain. Unlike standard domain registration services where domain ownership can be transferred by one decision maker with access to the service, Domain Trustee requires the approval of all the domain shareholders.

Domain Trustee also acts as a third-party mediator between domain shareholders, providing a secure escrow service for transfers between parties buying and selling shares in a domain.

Instead of relying solely on email instructions, which can be easily hacked or accessed by others, choose more than one method of confirmation of any changes to the domain. Each shareholder of a domain can decide on their preferred method of secure confirmation with a combination of email, fax or call-back service.

Domain Trustee also offers a privacy protection service. Domain shareholders may be hidden from public view in order to prevent spam and identity theft, or information may be wholly or partially displayed depending on shareholders' preferences.

Domain Trustee is also good for individual domain owners by avoiding absolute dependence on an employee or freelance webmaster who otherwise has full control of a domain's registration.