What are corporate domain names and personal domain names? What are the differences?

What are corporate and personal domain names? What's the difference? Many people are likely confused by this question, so let's explain it in detail.

1. Different Ownership

The difference between the two isn't significant. If you register a personal domain name, ownership of your website domain belongs to you. Of course, if you register a corporate domain name, ownership belongs to the company. These differences in ownership will require different documentation for website transfers or legal disputes, but you'll need to submit your ID card during the registration process.

2. Different Registration Information

If you register a domain name as an individual, you'll need to fill in personal information, including but not limited to your name, email address, and ID card information. If you register as a company, you'll need to fill in the company name, business license, legal representative information, and other required documentation. In short, filling in registration information for a company is more complex than for an individual, but it offers greater security.

3. Different Information Submitted

Personal domain names cannot be used to register websites with business information. When registering, you'll need to scan your ID card to verify your identity. When registering a corporate domain name, in addition to the registration information mentioned above, you must also review the relevant content of the website to ensure the security of the website, the security of the online world, and provide strong protection for users. Websites registered with corporate domain names can publish business information.