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===Transferclass===

Different types (classes) of domain transfers exist. We have summarized them briefly below. In order to process a transfer both the gaining and losing registrar are involved.

'''PUSH:''' means that the losing registrar has to initiatate the transfer, basically pushing the domain to the gaining (new) registrar. At Some registries require a so-called handshake, meaning that the gaining registrar has to confirm the reception of the domain.

'''PULL:''' means that the transfer has to be requested by the gaining registrar. This is the most common transfer-procedure. If a registry allows a realtime-transfer with a so-called authorization code, it will be directly processed without any further steps. Some registries require an additional confirmation by E-mail or FAX.

'''OTHER:''' Some registries have their own special procedures to handle a domain transfers. Please contact our Support-Team if you should need further information.

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−	'''PUSH:''' means that the losing registrar has to initiatate the transfer, basically pushing the domain to the gaining (new) registrar. Some registries require a ~~so-called~~ handshake, meaning that the gaining registrar has to confirm the reception of the domain.	+	'''PUSH:''' means that the losing registrar has to initiatate the transfer, basically pushing the domain to the gaining (new) registrar. Some registries require a handshake, meaning that the gaining registrar has to confirm the reception of the domain.

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-Different types (classes) of domain transfers exist.  We have summarized them briefly below.  In order to process a transfer both the gaining and losing registrar are involved.
+Different types (classes) of domain transfers exist. In order to process a transfer both the gaining and losing registrar are involved.
-'''PUSH:''' means that the losing registrar has to initiatate the transfer, basically pushing the domain to the gaining (new) registrar. At Some registries require a so-called handshake, meaning that the gaining registrar has to confirm the reception of the domain.
+'''PUSH:''' means that the losing registrar has to initiatate the transfer, basically pushing the domain to the gaining (new) registrar. Some registries require a so-called handshake, meaning that the gaining registrar has to confirm the reception of the domain.
-'''PULL:''' means that the transfer has to be requested by the gaining registrar. This is the most common transfer-procedure. If a registry allows a realtime-transfer with a so-called authorization code, it will be directly processed without any further steps. Some registries require an additional confirmation by E-mail or FAX.
+'''PULL:''' means that the transfer has to be requested by the gaining registrar. This is the most common transfer-procedure. If a registry allows a realtime-transfer with an authorization code, it will be directly processed without any further steps. Some registries require an additional confirmation by E-mail or FAX.
-'''OTHER:''' Some registries have their own special procedures to handle a domain transfers. Please contact our Support-Team if you should need further information.
+'''OTHER:''' Some registries have their own special procedures to handle a domain transfers. Please contact our Support Team if you should need further information.