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Where to Find Your Domain.com Authorization Code (EPP Code)

The authorization code (often called an EPP code or auth code) is required when transferring a domain away from Domain.com to another registrar. Here’s how to obtain it:

Log in to your Domain.com account.
Go to Domain Manager (or a similar “Domains” section).
Click the domain you wish to transfer.
Look for an option like “Transfer Domain”, “Transfer Out”, or “Get Authorization Code” under the domain settings.
You may need to unlock the domain first (disable Registrar Lock) and turn off WHOIS privacy before the authorization code becomes visible or can be sent to the admin email address on file.
Once those steps are done, the code will usually be displayed on the screen or emailed to you.

If you don’t see the code after unlocking and removing privacy, check that your domain is past the initial 60-day registration lock, and that it hasn’t been transferred within the last 60 days.

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