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No. RESTful WHOIS is a lookup service. It can be used to retrieve information, but not to register, modify, or transfer .dk domain names. Those actions are handled through other technical services.

The full technical specification is available in Punktum dk’s GitHub repository. It includes information about endpoints, response formats, environments, status values, test data, and examples.

The sandbox environment is a test environment for developing and testing integrations with Punktum dk’s technical services. It is separate from production, so testing does not affect real .dk domain names or production data.

The sandbox environment makes it possible to test integrations safely before they are used in production. It helps identify errors early and ensures that technical flows work as expected.

Yes. The sandbox environment can be used to develop and test EPP clients and relevant EPP flows before the integration is deployed to the production environment.

No. The sandbox environment is isolated from production and may therefore differ from the production environment in certain areas. Any service-specific considerations are described in the technical specification.

The technical specification is available in Punktum dk’s GitHub repository. It describes the user flow, technical interaction, payload, response, security considerations, and the requirements for registrars that want to support Fast Track Transfer.

The invoice from Punktum dk covers the right to use the .dk domain name. The invoice from your registrar may, for example, cover web hosting, website services and email services.

Log in directly to Punktum dk’s self-service portal and select Payment and invoices. Here you can view your invoices without following any links in the email you received.

Some registrars offer to be registered as the payer for the .dk domain name. Once the .dk domain name has switched to registrar management, you will only pay the registrar.