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A registrant is a person, company, or entity that registers a Second Level Domain Name (SLD) through a Registrar. A registrant pays a yearly fee to the Registrar in order to own or license the SLD. The registrant may maintain the domain by paying the fee, let the domain expire by not paying the renewal fee, or sell the domain to another registrant in an auction, trade, or private deal.

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	A '''registrant''' is a person, company, or entity that registers a [[Second Level Domain Name]] (SLD) through a [[Registrar]]. A registrant pays a yearly fee to the [[Registrar]] in order to own or license the SLD. The registrant may maintain the domain by paying the fee, let the domain expire by not paying the renewal fee, or sell the domain to another registrant in an auction, trade, or private deal.		A '''registrant''' is a person, company, or entity that registers a [[Second Level Domain Name]] (SLD) through a [[Registrar]]. A registrant pays a yearly fee to the Registrar in order to own or license the SLD. The registrant may maintain the domain by paying the fee, let the domain expire by not paying the renewal fee, or sell the domain to another registrant in an auction, trade, or private deal.

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