Translated with AI from the Russian original.

Selectel, an independent IT infrastructure service provider in Russia, has successfully passed all tests of the TCI (Technical Center of the Internet) and has begun providing domain name registration services in the .RU and .РФ domains.

The domain name registration service is now available in the Selectel control panel. Customers can independently manage their domains with a few clicks, connect free SSL certificates and DNS hosting. Expanding the list of IT infrastructure management tools gives customers the opportunity to work on a project through a single window, comprehensively addressing business tasks.

In the infrastructure control panel, you can quickly register new domain names, as well as transfer and renew existing domain names in the RU zone. The provider offers 100% cashback in bonuses from the cost of services at the start of work.

In December 2024, Selectel successfully passed the accreditation of a domain name registrar at the Coordination Center for .RU/․РФ domains, after which it configured and tested the operability of the new service. The completion of the tests allows the provider to officially begin registrar activities.

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