.com.tr WHOIS Lookup
.com.tr is the commercial second-level zone under Türkiye's .tr extension. Look up a .com.tr name to see which company holds it, who its registrar is and when it expires.
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.com.tr WHOIS Lookup: Records Held in TRABIS
.com.tr is the second-level zone Türkiye uses for commercial names, part of the .tr extension that entered the root zone on 17 September 1990. TRABIS runs it on behalf of the Information and Communication Technologies Authority (BTK). Queries go to whois.trabis.gov.tr on port 43, the server that answers for every .tr zone. With no RDAP endpoint registered for .tr, that WHOIS service is the only machine-readable source of .com.tr data.
The registrant section names the holder openly, and for a company that is usually its trade name. The contact lines that follow come back as Hidden upon user request when the holder has asked for it. The registrar block is public in full, with company name, address, phone and NIC Handle. Status is split over three lines covering the domain itself, a freeze and transfers. To see how the same server answers for the other zones, open the .tr WHOIS lookup.
About the .com.tr extension
- Extension
- .com.tr
- WHOIS server
- whois.trabis.gov.tr
- RDAP endpoint
- This extension has no RDAP endpoint in the IANA bootstrap registry.
- Registry
- Information and Communication Technologies Authority (BTK), operated by TRABIS
- .tr root delegated
- 17 September 1990
- Registrant data
- Trade name public; contact lines hidden on request
- Status lines
- Domain Status, Frozen Status, Transfer Status
- RDAP
- No endpoint for .tr in the IANA bootstrap registry
- Last checked
- 12 August 2026
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WHOIS FAQ
Does a .com.tr WHOIS lookup show who owns the domain?
Yes, a .com.tr record says who the domain belongs to, and for a business that line carries the full trade name. Address, phone and email are another matter, since most holders have them hidden on request. If you need to reach the company about the domain, the registrar named in the record, whose name and phone number are public, is the place to ask.
How can I find out when a .com.tr domain expires?
The expiry date is on the Expires on line in the additional info section of the TRABIS reply, and the registration date is on the Created on line of the same section. The raw reply writes them as year, abbreviated English month and day. The whois.com.tr result screen shows both in a standard date format, so you can read the age and the end date of the name at a glance.
What does LOCKED to transfer mean in a .com.tr record?
It means the domain cannot be moved to another registrar at the moment, and it appears on the Transfer Status line. Most names keep this lock on to block unauthorised transfers, and the current registrar lifts it when the holder asks. A transfer started while the line still reads LOCKED to transfer will not go through, so check it before you begin.
What is Frozen Status in a .com.tr WHOIS record?
Frozen Status shows whether an administrative freeze is blocking changes to the domain. A dash on that line means no freeze is in place. When the line carries a value, the name cannot be updated or transferred until the freeze is lifted. The field belongs to the TRABIS vocabulary and has no direct match among the EPP status codes used by generic extensions.
How does an available .com.tr domain appear in WHOIS?
A .com.tr name that nobody holds gets a No match found reply from TRABIS, with no registrant, registrar or date lines. The result screen marks such a name as available. Names reserved under the zone's own rules can return the same empty answer, so the reply is a strong sign of availability but no guarantee on its own.
How is .com.tr WHOIS output different from .com?
The two records follow different rules. .com runs a thin registry model and keeps no registrant data at registry level. TRABIS publishes the holder's trade name itself, opens the registrar block in full and adds Türkiye-specific lines such as the transfer lock. The .com WHOIS lookup shows the generic side of that comparison.