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.cn is the country-code top-level domain (ccTLD) for China, delegated under the IANA root system. It's the clearest way to signal a genuine China connection to visitors, customers, and search engines.
Requirements are set by China's national registry and vary — some ccTLDs are open globally, others ask for proof of local presence such as a registered business or address. We confirm the exact requirements during checkout.
.cn is the country-code top-level domain for China, part of the IANA-delegated ccTLD system and administered by China's national domain registry. Across Asia's fast-growing internet markets, ccTLDs like .cn have become a practical way for local businesses to register a domain that visibly matches their home market.
Registration rules for .cn are set by the national registry and can include requirements such as local presence or documentation — details we confirm during checkout. Where .cn is available without restriction, it works well for any brand that wants a country-specific presence in China alongside its main .com domain.