How to Transfer a Domain Name to a New Host.

[Niyi Briggs]

To transfer a domain name to a new host, follow these steps:

1. Verify eligibility: Make sure your domain name is eligible for transfer by checking with your current registrar. Some domain names may have a lock or transfer restrictions in place.
2. Unlock the domain: If your domain name is locked, you will need to unlock it at your current registrar.
3. Obtain the domain's authorization code (also known as an EPP code): This is a unique code that is required to initiate the transfer process and is provided by your current registrar.
4. Choose a new host: Research and select a new hosting provider that offers domain name transfer services.
5. Initiate the transfer: Provide your new host with the authorization code and complete the transfer process through their platform.
6. Wait for confirmation: Wait for the new host to confirm the transfer and update their records. This process can take several days to complete.
7. Update DNS records: Update your domain's DNS records with your new host to ensure that your website and email continue to work as expected.

 

[nomad]

I always register my domains with namecheap and also have hosting with namecheap. However, I have transferred domains to other domain registrars from namecheap and also transferred in to namecheap multiple times.

 

[You]

To transfer a domain to a new host, first select and set up your new preferred registrar account. Initiate a domain transfer in the control panel which will require authorization code from existing registrar. Allow up to 7 days for the transfer to fully process, unlocking new host control of DNS settings. Reassign nameservers to new host after confirmation to connect site and enable web hosting access.

 

[Stardom22]

For me being a novice to the webmaster related issues like that in question, l would hire someone that are experts in the field to offer the service seamlessly for sure.