Move several domains at once
One checkout, one code each. What can be batched and what genuinely cannot.
Updated 02 Sept 2026
Moving a portfolio is the same operation repeated, and most of it does batch. The part that does not is the auth code, because a code belongs to one name and no registrar can generate it for you.
What to do
Get the codes in one sitting
Most registrars will show or email every code from one screen, and doing that in one sitting is the difference between an afternoon and a fortnight. Unlock everything first: the lock is per name, and a locked one fails a week later rather than immediately.
What cannot be batched
Names less than 60 days old, or transferred in the last 60 days, are refused by the registry whatever else is in the cart — what can block a transfer has the full list. Take those out and move them when they age out, rather than discovering it at checkout.
Fourteen of our extensions have no auth-code transfer at all, and the cart now says so when you add one instead of pricing it. Moving a domain away names them.
Will all of them finish at the same time?
No, and it is worth expecting that. Each name runs its own five-day clock from its own approval, so a batch of ten typically completes over several days. Point the ডিএনএস for all of them before you start and the staggering stops mattering.
Is it cheaper in bulk?
No — a transfer is priced per name, and each one adds a year to that name. What bulk saves is your time and the number of ways you can forget one, which on a portfolio is worth more than a discount.