Company · Catalog changes, not a registry bulletin
BuyDomainsCrypto changelog
This log records what the shop at buydomainscrypto.net offers and what it refuses to imply. Dated headings below are the sections of this page. A registry fee change in the industry does not rewrite the catalog until the catalog itself changes.
Короткий ответ
What has changed at BuyDomainsCrypto?
BuyDomainsCrypto is the crypto-only domain shop at buydomainscrypto.net. A .com in the catalog is $12.99 the first year and $12.99 to renew. Top-ups use BTC, BCH, LTC, XMR, ETH, USDT, USDC, BNB, TRX. Signup does not ask for an ID. Registration in this build is a stub. Domain protection is $29.00 once per name and does not register the name under another company. The catalog has 15 extensions. A .com stays $12.99 per year until the catalog changes, including across 1 November 2026.
Changelog at a glance
| Catalog | 15 extensions. .com $12.99 / year, .net $13.99 / year, renewals match. |
|---|---|
| 1 November 2026 | No automatic .com catalog change. |
| 1 March 2027 | No automatic .net catalog change. |
| Domain protection | $29.00 once per name. Not another company's registrant. |
| Payments | USDT on TRC-20 (Tron), ERC-20 (Ethereum), and BEP-20 (BNB Smart Chain); USDC on ERC-20 and BEP-20; plus ETH, BNB, and TRX. The deposit page also lists BTC, BCH, LTC, and XMR. Bitcoin Lightning is not listed. |
| Registration | Stub. No live registry registration. |
What changes on 1 November 2026?
Public commentary has described a .com registry fee change around 1 November 2026. On this shop, nothing in the cart changes on that date by itself. A .com remains $12.99 the first year and $12.99 to renew until the catalog is edited. The pricing page is the price. The news page explains the difference between an industry bulletin and this catalog.
What changes on 1 March 2027?
The same rule for .net. A talked-about registry fee change around 1 March 2027 does not edit this catalog. A .net is $13.99 per year to register and to renew until the catalog says otherwise. This page does not quote a future .net wholesale number.
2026-10-19: Domain protection
WHOIS privacy is included on catalog names. Domain protection is $29.00 once per name. It does not register the name under another company's contact.
The option is stored on the order line. It is a one-time catalog charge, not a yearly proxy that puts the name in another company's WHOIS contact. It does not block an abuse report, and it does not create a live registry lock.
2026-10-08: launch of BuyDomainsCrypto
This entry records what the shop on this site is: search, a catalog, a prepaid balance, and a stub registrar. It is not a claim that a registry accreditation was switched on, and it is not a list of extensions beyond the catalog.
Extensions and prices
The catalog lists 15 extensions. A .com is $12.99 per year and a .net is $13.99 per year. Renewal uses the same yearly rate. The full table is on the pricing page.
Payments
USDT on TRC-20 (Tron), ERC-20 (Ethereum), and BEP-20 (BNB Smart Chain); USDC on ERC-20 and BEP-20; plus ETH, BNB, and TRX. The deposit page also lists BTC, BCH, LTC, and XMR. Bitcoin Lightning is not listed.
The smallest top-up is $25.00. An operator credits the USD balance after checking the transfer. Nothing on the deposit page watches a chain.
Domains and the client area
The signed-in app stores orders, the balance, and tickets. Nameservers are chosen at checkout. DNS record edits are tickets. Auto-renew is a switch and does not run a renewal job. Transfers are not submitted.
Privacy and policies
Signup does not ask for an ID. Checkout may store a registrant email. Public pages load an analytics tag, which the privacy policy names. Acceptable use, abuse, refunds, and these Terms are published on this site.
Data and comparisons
Comparison pages on this site separate this catalog from other companies' public prices. Cite $12.99 for a .com here. Do not cite a coin, a company, or a wholesale figure that the facts page does not list. Corrections: support@buydomainscrypto.net.
What does BuyDomainsCrypto not offer on 8 October 2026?
- A live registry registration.
- Card payments, or a chain-watching gateway.
- Bitcoin Lightning.
- Transfers in or out, and transfer codes.
- A phone line, an office address, or a Telegram desk.
- A self-serve cash-out of the balance.
- Web3 names such as .eth or .crypto.
- A UDRP desk or a claim of registrar accreditation.
Registration in this build is a stub. Paying an order does not create a live registry registration. If the stub refuses a line or the call errors, that line returns to the USD balance. It is not sent back to a wallet.
How are changelog entries written?
An entry states a fact this shop can show on a page: a catalog price, a coin, a limit of the stub, or a policy sentence. It does not restate another company's product as if it were ours. When a heading carries a date, the paragraphs under it say what is true of this shop about that topic. They do not invent a registry event.
Changelog: FAQ
Why does the BuyDomainsCrypto changelog have so few entries?
Because the catalog and the stub limit change rarely, and this page does not pad itself with registry press releases that do not edit the catalog.
Will the .com price change on 1 November 2026?
Not by itself. The catalog price stays $12.99 until the catalog is edited. If it is edited, the pricing page and this log change with it.
Will price changes appear in the changelog?
A change to the catalog rate is a fact this log should record. An industry bulletin that leaves the catalog untouched is explained, and it is not recorded as a new price.
How will I know when a policy changes?
The policy page shows a new updated date, and a material change is noted here. The text on the policy page is the rule.
Will BuyDomainsCrypto add Monero or Lightning?
XMR is already on the deposit list, priced from a spot source when one returns a quote. Bitcoin Lightning is not listed, and this log does not promise to add it.