Every company a country-code registry lists as accredited to sell its namespace, in one place. Read from each registry’s own list, dated, searchable, and deliberately unranked.
Short answer
54 country-code registries publish accredited-registrar lists this site reads. Together they list 13,584 accreditations held by 11,991 companies, 469 of which are accredited by more than one registry. 2,659 of the rows have a profile on this site because the registrar’s own storefront was read. Lists were read between 2026-09-02 and 2026-09-29. Nothing here carries a price or a score: accreditation is permission to sell, published by the registry, and this site has tested none of these companies.
Find a company
The 54 registry lists
One page per registry with every row. Companies counts distinct websites; rows counts list entries, which some registries publish once per service. DNSSEC is only counted where the registry publishes an indication.
Country-code registries whose accredited-registrar list this site holds, with the number of accredited companies, the DNSSEC count where published, and the date the list was read. Alphabetical by registry; not a ranking.
No list is held for Morocco (ANRT: unreadable), Bangladesh (BTCL: unreadable), Brazil (Registro.br: sells directly), Argentina (NIC Argentina: sells directly), Peru (Punto.pe: sells directly), United States (the .US registry: unreadable), Nigeria (NiRA: unreadable), Bulgaria (Register.BG: unreadable), Thailand (THNIC: sells directly) and Philippines (dotPH: unreadable). Their country pages say what was tried.
Companies accredited by the most registries
Joined by website host across the 54 lists. A count is a count of contracts, not a measure of quality: this site has tested none of these companies, and most of the top entries are corporate and brand-protection registrars that do not retail to the public.
Companies accredited by the most country-code registries, with the registries that list them. Count of accreditations, not a ranking by quality.
What does it mean that a registrar is accredited by a registry?+
A country-code registry (SIDN for .nl, DENIC for .de, Nominet for .uk) accredits the companies allowed to submit registrations to it. A registrar on the list has a contract with that registry and may sell the namespace; it does not follow that it retails the namespace to the public, prices it competitively or offers it at all today. This directory records the permission, read from each registry's own published list, and nothing more.
Why are there no prices or scores in this directory?+
Because none of these 11,991 companies has been tested by this site, and a price this site has not read is not a price it can publish. Where a registrar's own storefront was read, its profile page quotes the figure the page printed with the date; those are the 2,659 rows marked as having a profile.
Why does the same company appear under several registries?+
Because registries accredit independently. 469 companies sit on more than one list, joined here by the website the registry publishes for them. A company with no published website stays a separate entry per registry, because matching on names alone would merge different companies with similar names.
Is this list complete?+
It is complete for the 54 registries whose lists this site reads, and it is as current as the date beside each list (between 2026-09-02 and 2026-09-29). 10 countries covered on this site have no readable list: their registry either sells the namespace directly, publishes no list, or refuses every automated read. Those country pages say which.
Sources
Each registry's own accredited-registrar list, linked and dated on every registry page below; read by scripts/adapters, never typed