: How can I get a history of DNS registration information? Is there a canonical place that stores DNS registration information? For example for a domain that has changed hands a few times, can

Is there a canonical place that stores DNS registration information? For example for a domain that has changed hands a few times, can I see a listing of the owner information* over time and when the transfers took place?

*whether it's proxied or not

Note: I'm interested in any domain, whether it's an international TLD or a country coded site.

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@Hamaas447

Have you tried dnshistory.org? I've tested it with my private - not listed on google - domain and the site returns complete history of NS, MX, A, etc. changes. I don't know how many domains/nameservers the site has "crawled". But i was surprised that the site has found my private domain.

Maybe that fits your needs?

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@Jessie594

whois.sc is the closest thing to your requirements that I'm aware of, although they want you to pay if you want access to historical information.

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