Domain transfer after switching to BT from another ISP
Please note: This article accompanies Switching to BT from another ISP.
- Can I use my current domain name?
- When will my domain name be activated?
- Why should I transfer my domain name?
- How do I order a new domain name?
Can I use my current domain name?
Yes, you can use your current domain name. You can either transfer your domain name to BT or you can keep it with your current domain supplier.
We do recommend that all the services are with just one service provider so as to ensure full end to end support. If, however, you wish to keep your domain with it’s current supplier, we require that you adhere to our security policy and log that domain name with us prior to it being used on our platform.
When will my domain name be activated?
A domain full name transfer should take less than 3 days, however depending on the contract you have with your current service provider it could take longer.
You will need to contact your current domain supplier as part of the domain transfer.
Confirmation of a domain name transfer will be sent via email to your BTConnect primary email address. Once you have this confirmation you will the need to log into the Your Account area and recreate your domain related email addresses.
Why should I transfer my domain name?
We recommend that you transfer all internet services across in order to receive full end to end customer service. For instance, if one area of your Broadband should go down then this could affect others. Therefore for ease we recommend you have all services with one ISP.
How do I order a new domain name?
BT Business offer a full domain search and registration service via the Your Account area of the business portal. You will be given a portal username and password when you complete your broadband order, you can use these details to log into the Your Account area and order your domain after 24hrs (i.e. you do not have to wait for your Broadband line to be activated) Once the order has been placed for Broadband you can immediately begin setting up the domain name. For more information please view this article.

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