.mc registration
.mc is Monaco’s country-code domain and is intended for businesses and trademark owners whose requested name matches their legal entity or registered mark exactly. Applicants must support the request with either a Monaco Register of Commerce and Industry (RCI) certificate or a trademark certificate, so the namespace is closely tied to verified names. Registration is handled manually and follows a first-come, first-served process. The legal representative must sign an application form. If the domain matches a company name, the legal entity name and RCI registration number are required. If it matches a trademark, the trademark name and number must be supplied. A .mc label may contain 3 to 63 characters. Because the registry reviews the paperwork, registration can take longer than an automated domain order. host.yt helps collect the relevant details and application documents so the request can move through the registry procedure without avoidable corrections. Transfers are manual as well. After your order is validated, host.yt sends the holder a transfer request form for signature. Processing may take several days. When the transfer is completed, a new subscription period begins and the domain expires one year after the change. An ownership change uses a separate signed update form, may also take several days, and does not alter the existing expiration date.
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Specifications
| Registration | 32.99 EUR |
|---|---|
| Renewal | 32.99 EUR |
| Transfer | 32.99 EUR |
| Restore | 32.99 EUR |
| Change of ownership | 32.99 EUR |
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Frequently asked questions
What does the .mc extension stand for?
mc stands for Monaco. It is the country-code top-level domain associated with the Principality and gives a website a clear Monaco identity. Its registration rules connect each requested name to a matching legal entity or trademark, making it particularly relevant for verified businesses and brand owners.
Who can register a .mc domain?
A .mc domain can be registered by an applicant whose requested domain matches either its legal entity name or its trademark name exactly. The application must be signed by the legal representative and supported by the corresponding RCI business registration details or trademark registration details.
Are there restrictions or required documents for registering .mc?
Yes. The registry requires a signed application form and proof matching the requested domain. Company-name applications need the legal entity name, an RCI certificate, and the RCI registration number. Trademark-based applications need the trademark certificate, trademark name, and trademark number. Labels must be 3 to 63 characters.
Is .mc a good choice, and what projects is it suited to?
mc is a good fit for a Monaco-registered company, a qualifying brand, or a project that needs a clearly verified Monaco identity. It is less suitable for an unrelated generic idea because the requested label must exactly match the applicant’s legal entity or trademark name.
When does .mc make more sense than .com?
Choose .mc when Monaco is central to the organization or audience and you can document an exact company-name or trademark match. Choose .com for a broader international identity or a name that does not meet .mc eligibility rules. The trade-off is local specificity and verification versus wider flexibility.
How long does .mc registration take, and how long does it last?
Registration is manually reviewed, so it can take longer than an automated domain order; timing depends on document processing. Check the order details for the registration and renewal term. A transfer may take several days and starts a new subscription when completed, with the domain expiring one year after that change.
How do I transfer a .mc domain to host.yt?
To transfer .mc to host.yt, place the transfer order and wait for validation. host.yt then emails the current holder a transfer request form, which the holder must sign. The registry processes the request manually, so completion may take several days. A new one-year subscription begins once the transfer is finalized.