.рус

Last updated
.pyc
Introduced12 December 2013
TLD type IDN gTLD
StatusDelegated
Intended useFor websites intended for sharing Russian culture
Registered domains82,804 (19 August 2024) [1]
DNS nameUnknown as of Sat 8/17/2024

.pyc (Cyrillic for .rus) is a Russian Internet TLD. It was delegated to the Root zone on 27 September 2014. [2] [ self-published source? ] There is not too much information about this domain, only a handful of self-published sources.

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General information

The .pyc domain is intended for all Internet users who are native speakers of Russian language and culture. It is not a national domain, and is not associated with any state or nation. Only the characters Russian alphabet, numbers and hyphen can be used in a domain name.

Status

According to obscure sources, registrations or transferring of .pyc domains are halted due to the Russian invasion of Ukraine. [3]

History of the .pyc domain

The idea of creating the .рус domain received a positive response in the global Russian-speaking community. Support was expressed by the Coordination Center of the national domain .RU  , the RU-CENTER Registrar  , the Foundation for Assistance to Internet Technologies and Infrastructure  , the Ukrainian Network Information Center  , the Kazakh Association of IT Companies  , the Kazakh Network Information Center  , the Internet Society of Armenia  , the Administrator of the root domain of Azerbaijan  , and the Russian-Canadian Business Club  .
Russian ICANN accredited registrars RU-CENTER, Centrohost and Ragtime have announced their readiness to register domain names in the .рус zone.
Classification as a low-risk group means that the launch of the .рус domain will be possible 120 days after signing an agreement with ICANN.

Launch Scheme

Registration of domain names in the .рус zone will take place in several stages:

Sunrise Period . The right of priority registration is granted to various categories of copyright holders. September 3 – October 6, 2015. Priority Registration. Period I. Registration is open to owners of registered trademarks entered in the international depository Trademark Clearinghouse (TMCH). The period lasts 34 days. October 7 — November 6, 2015. Priority registration. Period II. Registration is open to owners of trademarks protected in the territory of the Russian Federation. Duration of the period is 31 days. November 11 — December 11, 2015. Priority registration. Period III. Priority will be given to: company names of legal entities, mass media, non-profit organizations, names of places of origin of goods. Duration of the period — 31 days. December 14, 2015 — January 15, 2016. Priority registration for individual organizations (Public Authorities). International, state and public organizations whose activities correspond to the mission and values of the domain will be able to obtain a domain name in the .рус zone for free. The period lasts 34 days. Premium registration (Landrush). January 18 – March 11, 2016. Anyone will be able to register a .рус domain name at a higher price than during open registration. Sales during the premium registration period will be carried out according to the Dutch auction principle: the cost of domain names will decrease. The period lasts 54 days. March 15 — May 20, 2016. Limited premium registration for .RU domain owners. The administrator of the .RU domain name will have to confirm the right of ownership of the domain, as well as the presence of a working site on the domain. When transliterating, it is necessary to follow GOST 7.79-2000, table B and ISO-9.95. The period lasts 67 days. Open registration. On May 24, 2016, the domain became available to anyone on a first come, first served basis. Over 11,000 domains were registered in the .рус zone during the first month. There is a list of premium domains that can be purchased at a higher price. You can register a .рус domain name with the help of the largest Russian and foreign registrars that have passed ICANN accreditation. Domains in the .РУС zone are purchased by users from Russia, Belarus, Denmark, the USA, Switzerland, Israel, Luxembourg and other countries.

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References

  1. "Domain registration .pyc - Russian Federation Domeny TV". statdom.ru. Retrieved 12 September 2024.
  2. ".pyc". ICANNWiki.
  3. "Domeny.tv Domain registration .рус - Russian Federation". www.domeny.tv. Retrieved 2024-08-18.