When you register a .hk domain, the registration agreement and the dispute resolution policy (HKDRP) of Hong Kong Domain Name Registration Company Limited (HKDNR) apply on top of the ICANN rules.
The essentials
- Registration details must be real and accurate; HKDNR may ask for supporting documents.
- A .hk dispute is decided under the HKDRP by a body HKDNR recognises, not under the UDRP.
- Renewal, transfer and redemption follow HKDNR rules.
Ry.hk sells .hk domains as an authorised reseller of an ICANN-accredited registrar, and that registrar files the registration with HKDNR. If anything is unclear, open a ticket or read the related articles in the help centre.