DOMAIN: Seeking Best Domain Registrar for Adult Streaming: Crypto, No KYC, DMCA-Proof!

Solar9

Hi everyone,

I'm launching a legal adult streaming site (using 3rd-party storage like Doodstream at first, then moving to HDD slice box). I'm currently stuck on choosing a domain registrar.

1. Here are some options I found:

• Namecheap – US-based but popular with many adult/copyrighted sites. Even cloud hosts use them.

• 2DM.ProHoster.info – Ukraine-based. Mixed reviews, no real support, but reportedly ignores DMCA.

• NiceNIC.NET – Hong Kong-based. Accepts almost any site, but may take down domains without verifying fake DMCA reports.

• OrangeWebsite – Iceland-based, InternetBS reseller. Expensive ($23.5 for .com), no crypto support. No name/address needed—does that make them the real domain owner (like Njalla)?

• EasyDNS – Canada-based, also expensive ($27 for .com with privacy).

2. What I need:

• Must accept cryptocurrency

• No KYC

• Reliable with abuse handling / DMCA

• If you know a better option, please share.

3. Also, some say you can register domains with fake details. How do you do that properly? Use:

• Random Google Maps address?

• Address generator?

• Free PO Box?

Thanks in advance for your help!

DP

@MannDude (https://incognet.io/)

oloke

Can you not use doodstream?
It makes it hard for me to download the videos. Thx.

Also, incognet.io is definitely a solid choice

/s for the first part

sillycat

@oloke said: /s for the first part

/srs from me.

plumberg

+1 @MannDude

Solar9

@DP said:
@MannDude (https://incognet.io/)

@plumberg said:
+1 @MannDude

Well, it seems they're a US-based company, and they resell domains from whichever provider, or they're an ICANN-registered domain provider?

Do they offer any discount coupon codes?

niranjan

Maybe @Verasel can help,

Solar9

@oloke said:
Can you not use doodstream?
It makes it hard for me to download the videos. Thx.

Also, incognet.io is definitely a solid choice

/s for the first part

I'm not going to use Doodstream; I'm just giving an example. I'm going to use Vidoza, Streamtape, StreamUp, etc.

So your experience is good with incognet.io. Do you also run gray area content?

"/s for the first part"—sorry",I don't get it.

@sillycat said:

@oloke said: /s for the first part

/srs from me.

What is this are you talking about NameSRS, OpenSRS or anything else?

sillycat

@Solar9 said: What is this are you talking about NameSRS, OpenSRS or anything else?

Hahha. OpenSRS is good from what I've heard (and used), but doesn't accept crypto without a reseller.

plumberg

@Solar9 said:

@DP said:
@MannDude (https://incognet.io/)

@plumberg said:
+1 @MannDude

Well, it seems they're a US-based company, and they resell domains from whichever provider, or they're an ICANN-registered domain provider?

Do they offer any discount coupon codes?

https://incognet.io/domain-registration

CentralNIC accredited

MannDude

@DP said:
@MannDude (https://incognet.io/)

@oloke said:
Can you not use doodstream?
It makes it hard for me to download the videos. Thx.

Also, incognet.io is definitely a solid choice

/s for the first part

@Solar9 said:

@DP said:
@MannDude (https://incognet.io/)

@plumberg said:
+1 @MannDude

Well, it seems they're a US-based company, and they resell domains from whichever provider, or they're an ICANN-registered domain provider?

Do they offer any discount coupon codes?

Yes, we're US based. Not ICANN Acreddited, we never will be and that's okay. (Too bureaucratic and financially out of reach).

We are however an accredited ST Registrar and CentralNic Registrar.

TLDs that will be more resilient with us are going to be those we have more control over, which would be: .ST, .PW, .VG, .FO, .GD, .GL, .BH for the most part. .ST would likely be the most resilient, however.

Solar9

@sillycat said:

@Solar9 said: What is this are you talking about NameSRS, OpenSRS or anything else?

Hahha. OpenSRS is good from what I've heard (and used), but doesn't accept crypto without a reseller.

Well, OpenSRS is a reseller of Tucows Domains, and yes, I saw too many grey-area websites registered with it.

So do you know any trusted, affordable resellers of them who support this type of site?

sillycat

@Solar9 said: OpenSRS is a reseller of Tucows Domains

OpenSRS is Tucows. Same thing, same company. I do not know any affordable trusted resellers, as I don't use them. I have my own reseller accounts which I just use for myself.

Solar9

@sillycat said:

@Solar9 said: OpenSRS is a reseller of Tucows Domains

OpenSRS is Tucows. Same thing, same company. I do not know any affordable trusted resellers, as I don't use them. I have my own reseller accounts which I just use for myself.

Hmm, OpenSRS offers me a reseller account too, but it's costly and needs KYC, doesn't it?

And without crypto, your privacy is gone too. Paywithmoon got very mixed reviews.

tentor

Just use prepaid debit cards idk

Solar9

@tentor said:
Just use prepaid debit cards idk

Do you know any legitimate, affordable, non-KYC crypto prepaid debit/credit cards?

Kolestor

@Solar9 said:

@tentor said:
Just use prepaid debit cards idk

Do you know any legitimate, affordable, non-KYC crypto prepaid debit/credit cards?

Coinsbee

Kolestor

Nicenic needs KYC

Kolestor

@Solar9 said:
Hi everyone,

I'm launching a legal adult streaming site (using 3rd-party storage like Doodstream at first, then moving to HDD slice box). I'm currently stuck on choosing a domain registrar.

1. Here are some options I found:

• Namecheap – US-based but popular with many adult/copyrighted sites. Even cloud hosts use them.

• 2DM.ProHoster.info – Ukraine-based. Mixed reviews, no real support, but reportedly ignores DMCA.

• NiceNIC.NET – Hong Kong-based. Accepts almost any site, but may take down domains without verifying fake DMCA reports.

• OrangeWebsite – Iceland-based, InternetBS reseller. Expensive ($23.5 for .com), no crypto support. No name/address needed—does that make them the real domain owner (like Njalla)?

• EasyDNS – Canada-based, also expensive ($27 for .com with privacy).

2. What I need:

• Must accept cryptocurrency

• No KYC

• Reliable with abuse handling / DMCA

• If you know a better option, please share.

3. Also, some say you can register domains with fake details. How do you do that properly? Use:

• Random Google Maps address?

• Address generator?

• Free PO Box?

Thanks in advance for your help!

Njalla is a scam

Solar9

@Kolestor said:

@Solar9 said:

@tentor said:
Just use prepaid debit cards idk

Do you know any legitimate, affordable, non-KYC crypto prepaid debit/credit cards?

Coinsbee

Do they provide Visa/Master Card?

InternetBS accept through it.

My two top contender is Namecheap & InternetBS (If Card Possible).

Which Domain register do you suggest?

JasonM

@Solar9 said: Well, OpenSRS is a reseller of Tucows Domains, and yes, I saw too many grey-area websites registered with it.

• if you want directly register with tucows then use their own brand hover.com
• nicenic.net was nice for offshore, but recently they take down domains
• orangewebsite is just reseller of internet.bs (centralnic) UK based company, so no more safe. Earlier internet.bs was truly Bahmas based.
• ourdomains.com is hk based. I've used them but no-crypto accepted sadly.
• namesilo is also safer option. lots of adult/dmca proof sites registered there.
• ownregistrar/connectreseller was good earlier, recently they suspend domains without warning.
• the-online.com is also reseller of wwd, and namesilo and ignores dmca, but again, does not accept crypto yet.
• easydns is expensive, but not dmca ignored. they forward notices to you. if you get too many they'll show the door.
• gransy/regtons/subreg is good. don't know about crypto.
• namesrs is also safe
• atakdomain too.

Kolestor

@Solar9 said:

@Kolestor said:

@Solar9 said:

@tentor said:
Just use prepaid debit cards idk

Do you know any legitimate, affordable, non-KYC crypto prepaid debit/credit cards?

Coinsbee

Do they provide Visa/Master Card?

InternetBS accept through it.

My two top contender is Namecheap & InternetBS (If Card Possible).

Which Domain register do you suggest?

I mean for virtual cards if you have crypto and want to pay via credit card

Moniker is good registrar, namecheap not bad too,

never had a chance to try tucows but it is good

usually reports are forwarded to the host and rarely to domain registrar

Solar9

@JasonM said:

@Solar9 said: Well, OpenSRS is a reseller of Tucows Domains, and yes, I saw too many grey-area websites registered with it.

• if you want directly register with tucows then use their own brand hover.com
• nicenic.net was nice for offshore, but recently they take down domains
• orangewebsite is just reseller of internet.bs (centralnic) UK based company, so no more safe. Earlier internet.bs was truly Bahmas based.
• ourdomains.com is hk based. I've used them but no-crypto accepted sadly.
• namesilo is also safer option. lots of adult/dmca proof sites registered there.
• ownregistrar/connectreseller was good earlier, recently they suspend domains without warning.
• the-online.com is also reseller of wwd, and namesilo and ignores dmca, but again, does not accept crypto yet.
• easydns is expensive, but not dmca ignored. they forward notices to you. if you get too many they'll show the door.
• gransy/regtons/subreg is good. don't know about crypto.
• namesrs is also safe
• atakdomain too.

Hover & Nameserver both don't accept crypto, I guess.

Namesilo accepts crypto through Bitpay. Does BitPay require KYC?

What is your opinion about Namecheap? They register most adult sites, I guess.

And for non-KYC crypto cards working, some say yes, some no—very mixed reviews.

concept

I would be cautious about namecheap, they did just get bought out.
https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/209585/namecheap-bought-for-1-5bn/p1

ehhthing

I don’t understand how why do you say both “legal” and require it to be DMCA-proof. By definition if you’re getting legitimate DMCA notices then it’s not legal?

aluy

regway?

Solar9

@concept said:
I would be cautious about namecheap, they did just get bought out.
https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/209585/namecheap-bought-for-1-5bn/p1

Hmm, so what's your opinion, then? Which one should I choose?

@ehhthing said:
I don’t understand how why do you say both “legal” and require it to be DMCA-proof. By definition if you’re getting legitimate DMCA notices then it’s not legal?

No problem. I tell you, the thing is, copyright adult embedded content comes under a grey area; it's not considered illegal. The illegal one is CSAM, ZOO, etc., type of adult content.

Like PornXP, they faced legal trouble. I don't know; maybe they're blocked in the US but not banned, and their . COM with Tucows. Net with Namesilo and . Org with Hostinger.

https://torrentfreak.com/aylo-sues-pirate-site-pornxp-wants-domains-transferred-or-blocked/

tentor

@Solar9 said:
the thing is, copyright adult embedded content comes under a grey area; it's not considered illegal

Depends per jurisdiction, but I am sure that it is illegal to distribute any kind of copyrighted material almost everywhere.

Solar9

@aluy said:
regway?

First time hearing about them. Are they ICANN registered or resellers?

Where are they based?

Is their support good?

And finally, is DMCA flexible or not?

sillycat

@tentor said: Depends per jurisdiction, but I am sure that it is illegal to distribute any kind of copyrighted material almost everywhere.

For you as the person distributing, yes. For the registrar, depends.

tentor

@sillycat said:

@tentor said: Depends per jurisdiction, but I am sure that it is illegal to distribute any kind of copyrighted material almost everywhere.

For you as the person distributing, yes. For the registrar, depends.

Under EU DSA legislation they would be liable once they receive complaint as far as I understand. Not sure about other jurisdictions if something similar applies.