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An outgoing domain transfer is a domain transfer from your current registrar to another registrar. In other words, the domain is moved out of your current service environment to another registrar’s system, where renewals, DNS management, contacts, and other domain settings will be managed going forward.
In simple terms, an outgoing transfer is when a domain “moves away from you” to another registrar. This usually requires disabling the registrar lock, obtaining and sharing an authorization code (AuthInfo / EPP code), and confirming the transfer according to the domain zone rules. Exact steps and timelines depend on the registry and domain type.
It is an outgoing domain transfer to another registrar. The domain moves from the current registrar’s service to the new registrar’s system.
It is the same transfer process viewed from different sides. An outgoing transfer is when a domain leaves the current registrar, while an incoming transfer is when the domain arrives at the new registrar.
You usually need to confirm the domain is eligible for transfer, disable the lock, obtain the AuthInfo / EPP code, provide it to the new registrar, and confirm the transfer request. Exact requirements depend on the domain zone and registry rules.