Quote a restore
What bringing this domain back out of redemption would cost you. A restore costs many times a renewal and the registry usually charges a year with it, so read this before committing. Only a domain in redemption can be quoted.
apiKeyAuthorizationBearer <token>An API key from the Developers page. rhq_test_ keys reach the sandbox, rhq_live_ keys the live side.
id*stringWhat a restore of this domain would cost
application/json- response
What a restore of this domain would cost
cost*integerThe restore itself, in minor units
0 <= valuerenewalYears*integerHow many years the registry charges along with the restore; 0 for none
0 <= valuerenewalCost*integerWhat those years cost, in minor units; 0 when none are charged
0 <= valuetotal*integerWhat your wallet is charged for the restore, in minor units
0 <= valueunknown*booleanSet when the registrar could not price the restore and total comes from the catalogue instead. Still chargeable, but the figure may move
curl -X GET "https://example.com/v1/domains/dom_01K6XJ4Q8ZT3M9R5V2B7WDHNCA/restore-quote"{ "cost": 1440, "renewalYears": 1, "renewalCost": 1440, "total": 5276, "unknown": true}Resend the registrant validation email POST
For a domain stuck in `pending_validation`: asks the registrar to send the registrant another copy of the validation email. Only the registrant's own link in that email can clear the hold; this never changes the domain itself.
Restore a domain POST
Brings a domain in redemption back and charges your wallet the restore price, including the year the registry charges with it. Quote it first with `GET /v1/domains/{id}/restore-quote`. The domain comes back `active` with its new expiry date.