SRS
What is SRS?
SRS stands for 'Shared Registration System' or 'Shared Registry System'. As the name suggests, it is a shared system for performing domain name registrations. The very first SRS originated in 1999 for .com, .net, and .org, allowing the possibility of registering domain names through other companies (registrars). Before that, this was only possible at the registry itself. Nowadays, many registries of domain name extensions have an SRS. It is possible to register domain names through protocols like RRP and EPP (and/or via an API) with these registries. Strictly speaking, SRS is therefore only a system between registry and registrar.
What is Yocto Onoma SRS (Yocto SRS)?
Yocto Onoma SRS (also known as Yocto SRS) is Yocto's SRS implementation under the Onoma service. Through this service, it is possible for everyone to register domain names. In most cases, Yocto acts as a registrar or reseller if Yocto (yet) is not a registrar for a particular domain name extension. In case Yocto is the RSP for a particular domain name extension, Yocto functions as the registry and the application will be processed directly internally. In addition to the website/app, it is also possible to perform registrations through the Yocto API.
I'm registrant. What are my possibilities?
As a registrant, it is possible to register any available domain name, just like with other registrars. This is possible via the website or via the API. You only need a Yocto account. For most people, this is the best option.
I'm registrar. What are my possibilities?
As a registrar, it is possible to register any available domain name (on behalf of customers), just like with other registries. This is possible via the website or via the API. ICANN Accredited and/or CentralNic Accredited registrars also get access to RRP and EPP and possible discounts for large quantities. Yocto is happy to get in touch with you.
I'm registry. What are my possibilities?
As a registry, it is possible to sell domain names through Yocto Onoma. Yocto is happy to get in touch with you. Are you looking for a Registry Service Provider? Then check RSP.