Enterprise Domain Vault & Registry Lock
Institutional-Grade Multi-Sig Protection for Critical Domains
Eliminate domain hijacking risks with registry-level serverTransferProhibited locks, out-of-band video identity checks, and dual-custody authorization.
Multi-Signature Approval
Any DNS alteration or transfer request requires cryptographically signed approvals from at least two designated company executives.
Registry-Level Lock (EPP)
Sets serverDeleteProhibited and serverUpdateProhibited directly at Verisign/.EU registries.
Hardware FIDO2 Security Keys
Strict hardware token requirement (YubiKey / Apple Touch ID) preventing phishing and SIM-swap account takeovers.
Standard Registrar Lock vs Hostinov Domain Vault
Why enterprise organizations require registry-level lockouts over simple panel toggles.
| Defense Vector | Hostinov Domain Vault (Registry Lock) | Standard Registrar Client Lock |
|---|---|---|
| Registry Enforcement | Locked at Registry Root (Verisign, EURid, etc.) | Client-side toggle inside single portal account |
| Compromised Credentials Defense | 100% Protected (Requires dual physical executive signoff) | Vulnerable if email or account password is compromised |
| Accidental Deletion & Modification | serverDeleteProhibited & serverUpdateProhibited | Subject to accidental manual administrative errors |
Enroll Your Domain in Hostinov Vault
Available for all high-value .com, .eu, .bg, .net, and ccTLD domain portfolios.
Frequently Asked Questions
Domain Vault & Registry Lock FAQ
Learn about institutional security, multi-signature protocols, and registry compliance.
A standard Client Lock is set in the registrar database and can be toggled by anyone with compromised web portal credentials. Registry Lock sets authoritative status flags (serverTransferProhibited, serverUpdateProhibited) directly in the registry root (e.g. Verisign for .com). The registry will reject any update unless manually unlocked by designated authorized security officers through out-of-band protocols.