domain.fs.kg

Domain Fast & Secure Lookup · no signup · nothing logged

One domain,
registrar, expiry, status codes
laid out at once.

Your browser talks to the registry's RDAP endpoint directly — the request never touches this site's server, and nothing is logged. This is deliberately a different job from ns.fs.kg (DNS resolution) and ip.fs.kg (IP intelligence).

Try: fs.kg ns.fs.kg cloudflare.com github.com nic.io

Result

RDAP

Time to expiry

registry expiration event

Where does it resolve? → ns.fs.kg

Timeline

Status codes

EPP status

Nameservers

DNSSEC

Contacts

usually redacted

Source

Raw JSON

Questions

Is this whois? How is RDAP different?

Same data, different channel. Legacy whois speaks a plain-text protocol on port 43, with per-registry formats and aggressive rate limits. RDAP is the IETF-standardised HTTPS+JSON version: uniform fields, cacheable, CORS-friendly. This site speaks RDAP, so a few whois-only TLDs (.cn, .de, .jp) are out of scope.

Why is the registrant sometimes missing?

Since GDPR, most gTLDs redact registrant name, email and phone by default. The registry returns only the registrar and an abuse contact — this is upstream policy, not something this page skipped.

Does a 404 mean the domain is available?

No. A 404 only means the registry has no public record: the name may be unregistered, reserved, freshly deleted and awaiting release, or simply not published. Availability can only be confirmed through a registrar's live ordering flow.

How reliable is the expiry date?

It is the registry's current registered expiry — accurate at the moment of the query, but it moves on renewal, transfer and redemption. Within the last 30 days, check the renewal state in your registrar panel instead of trusting this number alone.

Is clientTransferProhibited good or bad?

Usually good: it locks transfers at the registrar side so nobody can move the domain without you. Newly registered and renewed names carry it by default. What deserves attention is clientHold / serverHold — those suspend resolution.

Do you log my queries?

No. The browser queries the registry directly; this server never sees what you looked up. Only when that direct call fails does the request pass through this site's proxy, and that hop keeps no query content — just a 30-minute cache keyed by domain.

Which TLDs are covered?

All 1203 TLDs in IANA's RDAP service table, plus .io which is live but absent from the table. .kg resolves to rdap.cctld.kg — IANA lists it as http, this site rewrites it to https after verifying it works.

Sibling sites

FS = Fast & Secure
NS ns.fs.kg
DNS records · propagation · DNSSEC · delegation IP ip.fs.kg
IP geolocation · ASN · risk signals · CIDR

Registration data is usually the first of three checks: registration, resolution, then certificates.