ICANN Contractual Compliance Dashboard for June 2026

ICANN provides a monthly dashboard summarizing contractual compliance complaints activity for the month. These monthly metrics show the complaint volume as they advance through the overall contractual compliance Informal & Formal process. Learn more about this dashboard report »

Registrars

Registrar Complaint Volume & Distribution

Complaint Type June 2026 Closed before 1st
Inquiry / Notice
Consent To Display Registration Data44
Disclosure of gTLD Registration Data79
DNS Abuse and Other Types of Abuse935372
Domain Renewal/Redemption7084
Domain Suspension2442
Generic Registrar94115
Privacy/Proxy22
Registrar Data Escrow19758
Registrar Fees30
Registration Data (service down)112
Registration Data Inaccuracy6966
Transfer238279
Uniform Domain-Name Dispute-Resolution (UDRP)96
REGISTRAR Total1,6631,039
  • The complaint type “WHOIS Inaccuracy” has been renamed “Registration Data Inaccuracy”. All complaints processed by Compliance in this complaint type are now reported under Registration Data Inaccuracy.
  • Some Complaint Types are from the legacy system.
  • “Closed before 1st Inquiry/Notice” represents complaints closed during the reporting period and can include complaints received in a prior period.

Compliance Process Volume

June 2026 Quantity Sent
Volume 1st Inquiry/Notice Sent136
Volume 2nd Inquiry/Notice Sent28
Volume 3rd Inquiry/Notice Sent1
Escalated Notice14
Volume Breach2
Volume Suspension-
Volume Termination-
Volume Contract Non-Renewal-
Volume Closed All - as of Current Month = 1165

Note: “Quantity Sent” represents activity which occurred during the reporting period and can include complaints received in a prior period.

Registrar Additional Information on Complaints Related to GAC Category 1 Safeguards

Details on GAC Category 1 Type Complaint Type June 2026
Highly Regulated (Safeguards 1-8)::GamblingDNS Abuse and Other Types of Abuse3
Highly Regulated (Safeguards 1-8)::GamblingTransfer1
Regulated (Safeguards 1-3)::FinancialDNS Abuse and Other Types of Abuse1
Regulated (Safeguards 1-3)::FinancialTransfer2
Regulated (Safeguards 1-3)::FinancialGeneric Registrar1
Regulated (Safeguards 1-3)::Health and FitnessDomain Suspension1
Regulated (Safeguards 1-3)::Health and FitnessTransfer1
Regulated (Safeguards 1-3)::Intellectual PropertyDNS Abuse and Other Types of Abuse24
Regulated (Safeguards 1-3)::Intellectual PropertyDomain Suspension1
Regulated (Safeguards 1-3)::Intellectual PropertyTransfer6
Regulated (Safeguards 1-3)::Intellectual PropertyGeneric Registrar2
Regulated (Safeguards 1-3)::Intellectual PropertyDomain Renewal/Redemption1
Regulated (Safeguards 1-3)::Intellectual PropertyRegistration Data Inaccuracy1
Regulated (Safeguards 1-3)::Professional ServicesTransfer2
Special: Potential for Cyber Bullying/Harassment (Safeguards 1-9)::Bullying/Harassment;Regulated (Safeguards 1-3)::IntellectualTransfer1
Total48

June 2026 Registrar Closed Complaints by Closure Code

This report presents the number of closed complaints for registrars by closure code. When a complaint is closed, a description is selected which best describes the resolution of the complaint. The codes are categorized into three groups - Resolved, Out of Scope and ICANN Issue.

  • Resolved = the reporter's complaint has been resolved or the contracted party has reviewed the complaint, responded to ICANN and/or demonstrated compliance.
  • Out of Scope = the complaint cannot be addressed by ICANN because it is invalid or out of scope of ICANN's agreements/policies; or does not meet the minimum threshold for processing.
  • ICANN Issue = the complaint should not have been sent to contracted party due to ICANN error; or internal ICANN process needs to be completed before the Compliance process can continue.

June 2026 Registrar Closed Complaints Summary

Closure Code Category # of Complaints
Resolved202
Out of Scope963
ICANN Issue-
Registrar Closed Complaints Total1165

June 2026 Registrar Closed Complaints Detail by Category and by Complaint Type

Resolved

Complaint Types Closure Code Description # of Complaints
Disclosure of gTLD Registration DataThe registrar demonstrated that it is now compliant with its publication requirements regarding Disclosure Requests.1
The registrar responded to the Disclosure Request in compliance with its obligations, which included the specific reason(s) for denying the request and an explanation of how it arrived at its decision.1
The registrar took appropriate action to correct noncompliance with its Disclosure Request response requirements. In addition, the registrar responded to the disclosure request in compliance with its obligations, which included the specific reason(s) for denying the request and an explanation of how it arrived at its decision.1
DNS Abuse and Other Types of AbuseThe registrar demonstrated having reasonably and promptly investigated and appropriately responded to an abuse report.7
The registrar does not have actionable evidence to determine the domain name is being used for DNS Abuse.1
The registrar published the required abuse contact. This contact provides a confirmation receipt to any party submitting an abuse report.1
The registrar suspended or deactivated the domain name. This is a reasonable response to an abuse report.4
The registrar suspended/deactivated the domain name. This is an appropriate mitigation action to stop the use of the domain name for DNS Abuse.10
Domain Renewal/RedemptionThe domain has been renewed with the same registrant.3
The registrar corrected its Expired Registration Recovery Policy (ERRP) noncompliance.1
The registrar demonstrated compliance with the Expired Registration Recovery Policy (ERRP) requirements.5
Domain SuspensionThe registrar demonstrated compliance.1
The registrar suspended the domain name in compliance with its obligations.1
Generic RegistrarThe registrar demonstrated compliance.3
Registrar Data EscrowThe registrar completed its data escrow deposit.90
The registrar completed its initial data escrow deposit.2
Registrar FeesThe registrar paid its ICANN fees.1
Registration Data (service down)The registrar corrected its noncompliance.3
Registration Data InaccuracyThe domain is suspended and the registrar is not required to address the registration data inaccuracy complaint.11
The registrar demonstrated compliance.1
The registration data has been updated.3
TransferThe change of registrant is not authorized.1
The registrar corrected its noncompliance.1
The registrar demonstrated compliance.7
The registrar provided evidence that the transfer AuthInfo code was provided to the registrant and the public WHOIS shows the domain is unlocked for transfer.1
The transfer cannot be completed due to a transfer or registration within the past 60 days, or a change of registrant lock.2
The transfer cannot be completed due to the change of registrant lock.1
The transfer has been completed.36
Uniform Domain-Name Dispute-Resolution (UDRP)The registrar corrected its noncompliance.1
The registrar locked a domain subject to a Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (UDRP) proceeding.1
Resolved Category Total202

Out of Scope

Complaint Types Closure Code Description # of Complaints
Consent To Display Registration DataThe complaint is out of scope because it is incomplete or broad.2
The complaint is out of scope because it is regarding a country-code top-level domain.1
The complaint is out of scope because the complainant did not provide the requested information.1
Disclosure of gTLD Registration DataThe complaint is invalid or not actionable as the evidence provided demonstrates that the request was incomplete or failed to meet minimum published requirements.2
The complaint is invalid or not actionable because the full registration data of the Proxy Service registrant is published in the RDDS.3
The complaint is out of scope because it is regarding a country-code top-level domain.1
The complaint is out of scope because the complainant did not provide the requested information.3
DNS Abuse and Other Types of AbuseThe complaint is invalid or not actionable because there is no evidence of an abuse report filed with a registrar or registry.100
The complaint is out of scope because customer service issues are outside of ICANN's contractual authority.1
The complaint is out of scope because ICANN does not process complaints regarding website content.1
The complaint is out of scope because it is a duplicate of a closed complaint.10
The complaint is out of scope because it is a duplicate of an open complaint.6
The complaint is out of scope because it is incomplete or broad.1
The complaint is out of scope because it is regarding a country-code top-level domain.92
The complaint is out of scope because the complainant did not provide the requested information.73
The domain is suspended and suspension is a reasonable response to the abuse report.36
The domain name is suspended or disabled and suspension is a mitigation action to stop DNS Abuse.52
The required abuse contact is displayed on the contracted party’s website and/or other designated place.1
Domain Renewal/RedemptionThe complaint is out of scope because customer service issues are outside of ICANN's contractual authority.2
The complaint is out of scope because it is a duplicate of an open complaint.6
The complaint is out of scope because it is about a private dispute that does not implicate ICANN's contractual authority.4
The complaint is out of scope because it is regarding a country-code top-level domain.3
The complaint is out of scope because the complainant did not provide the requested information.66
The complaint will not be addressed because it contains offensive and/or abusive language.1
Domain SuspensionThe complaint is not actionable as the domain is no longer suspended.11
The complaint is out of scope because customer service issues are outside of ICANN's contractual authority.3
The complaint is out of scope because it is a duplicate of a closed complaint.1
The complaint is out of scope because it is a duplicate of an open complaint.2
The complaint is out of scope because it is about a private dispute that does not implicate ICANN's contractual authority.1
The complaint is out of scope because it is incomplete or broad.1
The complaint is out of scope because it is regarding a country-code top-level domain.4
The complaint is out of scope because the complainant did not provide the requested information.19
Generic RegistrarThe complaint is out of scope because customer service issues are outside of ICANN's contractual authority.17
The complaint is out of scope because ICANN is not a registrar.3
The complaint is out of scope because ICANN terminated the registrar's accreditation.1
The complaint is out of scope because it is a duplicate of a closed complaint.9
The complaint is out of scope because it is a duplicate of an open complaint.8
The complaint is out of scope because it is incomplete or broad.3
The complaint is out of scope because it is regarding a country-code top-level domain.15
The complaint is out of scope because the complainant did not provide the requested information.59
The complaint is out of scope because the domain is not registered.1
Privacy/ProxyThe complaint is out of scope because the complainant did not provide the requested information.2
Registrar Data EscrowThe complaint is out of scope because ICANN terminated the registrar's accreditation.1
The complaint is out of scope because it is a duplicate of a closed complaint.2
The complaint is out of scope because it is a duplicate of an open complaint.1
Registrar FeesThe complaint is out of scope because ICANN terminated the registrar's accreditation.4
Registration Data (service down)The complaint is out of scope because the complainant did not provide the requested information.2
Registration Data InaccuracyThe complaint is out of scope because customer service issues are outside of ICANN's contractual authority.1
The complaint is out of scope because it is a duplicate of an open complaint.3
The complaint is out of scope because it is regarding a country-code top-level domain.10
The complaint is out of scope because the complainant did not provide the requested information.48
TransferThe complaint is out of scope because customer service issues are outside of ICANN's contractual authority.3
The complaint is out of scope because it is a duplicate of an open complaint.26
The complaint is out of scope because it is about a private dispute that does not implicate ICANN's contractual authority.2
The complaint is out of scope because it is about an illegal activity that is outside of ICANN's contractual authority.1
The complaint is out of scope because it is regarding a country-code top-level domain.17
The complaint is out of scope because the complainant did not provide the requested information.192
The complaint is out of scope because the complainant is not the transfer contact for the domain.5
The complaint is out of scope because the unauthorized transfer was due to hijacking.11
Uniform Domain-Name Dispute-Resolution (UDRP)The complaint is out of scope because it is regarding a country-code top-level domain.4
The complaint is out of scope because there is no Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (UDRP) proceeding.2
Out of Scope Category Total963

Registries

Registry Complaint Volume & Distribution

Complaint Type June 2026 Closed before 1st
Inquiry / Notice
Code of Conduct11
DNS Abuse3533
Generic Registry21
Public Interest Commitments (PIC)01
Registry Data Escrow204203
Registry Fees20
Uniform Rapid Suspension (URS)10
Zone File Access31
REGISTRY Total248240

Note:

  • Some Complaint Types are from the legacy system.
  • ”Closed before 1st Inquiry/Notice” represents complaints closed during the reporting period and can include complaints received in a prior period.

Compliance Process Volume

June 2026 Quantity Sent
Volume 1st Inquiry/Notice Sent17
Volume 2nd Inquiry/Notice Sent3
Volume 3rd Inquiry/Notice Sent2
Escalated Notice1
Volume Breach-
Volume Termination-
Volume Contract Non-Renewal-
Volume Closed All - as of Current Month = 247

Note: “Quantity Sent” represents activity which occurred during the reporting period and can include complaints received in a prior period.

Registry Additional Information on Complaints Related to GAC Category 1 Safeguards

Details on GAC Category 1 Type Complaint Type June 2026
Highly Regulated (Safeguards 1-8)::FinancialRegistry Data Escrow1
Highly Regulated (Safeguards 1-8)::Professional ServicesRegistry Data Escrow1
Regulated (Safeguards 1-3)::ChildrenRegistry Data Escrow1
Regulated (Safeguards 1-3)::FinancialRegistry Data Escrow2
Regulated (Safeguards 1-3)::Generic Geographic TermsRegistry Data Escrow1
Regulated (Safeguards 1-3)::Health and FitnessRegistry Data Escrow2
Regulated (Safeguards 1-3)::Intellectual PropertyRegistry Data Escrow3
Regulated (Safeguards 1-3)::Intellectual PropertyDNS Abuse1
Regulated (Safeguards 1-3)::Professional ServicesRegistry Data Escrow1
Special: Potential for Cyber Bullying/Harassment (Safeguards 1-9)::Bullying/HarassmentRegistry Data Escrow1
Total14

June 2026 Registry Closed Complaints by Closure Code

This report presents the number of closed complaints for registries by closure code. When a complaint is closed, a description is selected which best describes the resolution of the complaint. The codes are categorized into three groups - Resolved, Out of Scope and ICANN Issue.

  • Resolved = the reporter's complaint has been resolved or the contracted party has reviewed the complaint, responded to ICANN and/or demonstrated compliance.
  • Out of Scope = the complaint cannot be addressed by ICANN because it is invalid or out of scope of ICANN's agreements/policies; or does not meet the minimum threshold for processing.
  • ICANN Issue = the complaint should not have been sent to contracted party due to ICANN error; or internal ICANN process needs to be completed before the Compliance process can continue.

June 2026 Registry Closed Complaints Summary

Closure Code Category # of Complaints
Resolved209
Out of Scope38
ICANN Issue-
Registry Closed Complaints Total247

June 2026 Registry Closed Complaints Detail by Category and by Complaint Type

Resolved

Complaint Types Closure Code Description # of Complaints
DNS AbuseThe registry published the required abuse contact. This contact provides a confirmation receipt to any party submitting an abuse report.1
The registry referred the domain and evidence to the sponsoring registrar. The registrar then took action that resulted in the abusive activity being stopped. The registry took appropriate mitigation action to contribute to disrupting the use of the domain name for DNS Abuse.1
Registry Data EscrowICANN received the required registry data escrow notification.204
Registry FeesThe registry paid its ICANN fees.2
Zone File AccessThe request for zone file access was already approved by the registry operator at the time of processing the complaint.1
Resolved Category Total209

Out of Scope

Complaint Types Closure Code Description # of Complaints
Code of ConductThe complaint is out of scope because there is no evidence of an abuse report with the registrar.1
DNS AbuseThe complaint is invalid or not actionable because there is no evidence of an abuse report filed with a registrar or registry.18
The complaint is out of scope because it is not about an ICANN contracted party.1
The complaint is out of scope because it is regarding a country-code top-level domain.8
The domain name is suspended or disabled and suspension is a mitigation action to stop DNS Abuse.3
The registry operator is not the best-equipped party to review and take appropriate, proportionate, mitigation action in the particular case.3
Generic RegistryThe complaint is out of scope because it is regarding a country-code top-level domain.1
Public Interest Commitments (PIC)The complaint is out of scope because there is no evidence of an abuse report with the registrar.1
Registry Data EscrowThe complaint is out of scope because the registry voluntarily terminated.1
Zone File AccessThe complaint is out of scope because the complainant did not provide the requested information.1
Out of Scope Category Total38

Complaint Volume & Closure Rate

Volume Trend


Total Volume

Counts May 2026June 2026
Total New1,6481,911
Total Closed6,6951,412