About Trustname -
Keeping privacy first

Trustname, operated by Fewmoretaps OÜ, was incorporated in Estonia in 2021. You can always check our good standing and other company data in any open Estonian e-Register.

Yes, Fewmoretaps OÜ, operating as Trustname, started as a reseller in 2021 and became ICANN accredited in 2023 with IANA ID 4318. You can check our accreditation here.

We have a team of over 35 people based in various locations around the world. However, we maintain a physical office and local presence in Estonia. This allows us to provide localized support and comply with local regulations.

In accordance with ICANN rules, our registrar will only act on decisions made by Estonian law enforcement agencies, thus ensuring compliance with local laws. This approach reinforces our commitment to maintaining a secure and trustworthy domain registration service for our customers.

The cornerstone of our signature two-tier domain privacy protection is the multi-jurisdictional layers of proxy companies located in different jurisdictions. Our unique two-tier domain privacy service addresses your concerns by replacing your personal contact information in the Whois database with our generic information twice, instead of once as others do. This greatly enhances the security and privacy of your domain registration information.

A big part of our Two-Tier Whois Privacy is our third-party registration - we allow you to register your domain name in the name of our partner proxy company, Perfect Privacy LLC. so your contact details are never linked with the domain in the first place.

At Trustname, powerful domain management goes hand in hand with robust privacy protection. In the event of any problems with your domain, such as fake abuse reports from dishonest competitors, we ensure your safety by only disclosing customer information pursuant to a valid court order, subpoena or warrant issued simultaneously in three jurisdictions: the United States, St Kitts and Nevis and Estonia.

This multi-jurisdictional requirement adds an extra layer of security to ensure that your domain registration information remains confidential and protected from fraudulent claims, thereby safeguarding your valuable digital assets.

Our rules are simple: don't use your domain to support illegal content like child abuse, selling arms, or opioids. We have zero tolerance for these activities.

We also prohibit spamming, phishing, DDoS attacks, botnets and fraudulent activities.

We also prioritise user privacy and only share information under specific legal conditions involving three jurisdictions. These strict guidelines ensure a safe and secure environment for all our customers and reflect our commitment to maintaining the highest standards of integrity and trust.

We're based in Europe, so US Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) takedown notices don't apply to us. We are not bound by a DMCA takedown notice issued by the US as it is outside our jurisdiction. We operate in compliance with local laws and regulations to ensure that we handle abuse reports and copyright notices in accordance with the legal framework relevant to our jurisdiction - Estonia.

Trustname is called a safe haven for domain names and a bulletproof domain registrar because we put the privacy and rights of our customers above all else.

We do not act on abuse reports unless there is clear, legally established evidence of wrongdoing. If someone has a problem with the content of a website, we advise them to contact the domain owner first, and then the web hosting company, as our role is to manage DNS records, not monitor content.

We strive to minimize disruptions to our customers' services and give them the opportunity to address any issues directly. By respecting our customers' rights and maintaining a high standard of privacy, we ensure a secure and trustworthy domain registration service.

This commitment to protecting our customers' interests and standing by them against unfounded complaints has earned us the reputation of being a safe and bulletproof domain registrar.

Trustname's abuse policy prioritizes customer privacy. We handle abuse reports carefully, following our Golden Principle of Self-Doubt, which guides us to err on the side of caution, provide avenues for appeal, and consult experts when necessary.

Importantly, we always communicate with and hear from our customers before taking any action to ensure that their rights and privacy are respected.

We only release your domain contact information with a court order, subpoena, or warrant issued simultaneously in the United States, St. Kitts and Nevis, and Estonia.

Abuse reports must be submitted via our special abuse form; we do not accept reports via email.

In cases where a customer has seriously violated our rules, we allow the domain owner to transfer their domain to another registrar if they wish, ensuring minimal disruption to their services.

This policy ensures that actions are based on clear, legal evidence and respects the rights and privacy of our customers.