No, trading .AD domains for sale, resale, or transfer is strictly prohibited. Registering a domain with the intention of selling it later or helping others do so can result in suspension or cancellation of the domain.

No, .AD domains cannot be used solely for ad parking or redirecting traffic to other websites. The registry discourages registering multiple domains for such purposes, and violating this rule could lead to domain suspension.

No, the commercial sale of third-level subdomains under a .AD domain is not permitted (e.g. customer_name.domain_name.ad). Domains offering such services risk being canceled.

Content that damages Andorra’s reputation, promotes violence, racism, or illegal activities is banned. This includes phishing, malware distribution, and participating in botnets. The registry reserves the right to take action against domains hosting harmful or offensive content.

If the registry finds that your contact details are incorrect and you fail to update them within 15 calendar days after being notified, your domain registration could be suspended or canceled.

Yes, the registry operator can refuse, suspend, or cancel a domain if it:

• Violates registration policies.

• Hosts illegal content.

• Infringes third-party rights.

• Risks the security and stability of the .AD domain.

• Results in legal issues for the registry.

• Contains false or outdated registrant information.

While registrants must submit their real information, individuals’ names will not appear in the public Whois database. However, the registry will still hold their details privately.

No, sending unsolicited commercial emails (spam) using a .AD domain is prohibited. Doing so may lead to domain suspension.