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I just got this from ResellerClub regarding Nixi's policy on the .IN zone. Had a quick look online but haven't found anything. Still, I tend to trust them when they make announcements:

Effective 5th of December 2025:
  1. Mandatory e-KYC for all registrants
    All registrants of .IN domains must complete electronic Know Your Customer (eKYC) verification during registrations, renewals and contact modifications.
  2. Eligibility changes for .IN registrations.
    While individuals and registrants based in India can register .IN names as usual, foreign registrants will have to demonstrate a valid nexus qualification to prove their right to register or continue holding their .IN name.
    IMPORTANT: After evaluating the legal, privacy, and operational risks from supporting .IN registrations from non-Indian entities, we have decided that we will only support .IN registrations from Indian customers.
  3. Verification
    Registrants are required to complete KYC, failure to comply will result in the domain being placed on SERVERHOLD status, making it inactive until verification is complete.
  4. Clarification on residential status
    NIXI has indicated that registrations shall be restricted to individuals or organizations based in India going forward.
    Existing domains from foreign registrants will be moved out of Endurance Digital Domain Technology Private Limited.
  5. Renewals
    Renewal requests will also be subject to the updated KYC process.
    Ensure registrant contact details match with submitted KYC documents to avoid disruptions.

Please note:

Domains that fail KYC verification within the stipulated period will be suspended by the registry.
 
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