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If your website or e-mail address is not working, it may be because we have suspended your domain name. The most common reason for doing this is that we have not received payment for the domain name.

You can easily get your website or e-mail address up and working again by restoring the domain name in our online self-service portal. The restoration fee is DKK 125 per domain name.

If a domain name is not restored within 30 days of the date of suspension, we delete the domain name.

Did you forget your log-in information?

You can find your user ID by clicking here.

You can find your password by clicking here.

You can easily register a domain name by following these three steps:

1. Check to see if the domain name is available in our whois database.
2. Register the domain name through one of our approved domain name providers. You can see a list of .dk domain name providers.
3. Activate the domain name by entering into the agreement with us concerning the right to use a domain name in our online self-service portal.

The domain name is now ready to use.

Punktum dk is the administrator of all Danish domain names.

Our three most important tasks are:

• To maintain a database of all .dk domain names.
• To ensure the reliable operation of the Danish part of DNS.
• Works to strengthen the security on the Internet, so that everyone can have confidence in the .dk-domains.

Punktum dk is a private company owned by the Dansk Internet Forum (DIFO). All Danish domain names are a public resource. The task of administering these domain names is outsourced to Punktum dk and DIFO. Our business does not aim to generate profits for any shareholders. DIFO, on behalf of the Danish internet community, is a guarantee for secure, fair and affordable access to the internet.