Do local domain rules matter for web projects?

[NiceNIC.COM]

When buying domains for crypto or web projects, people usually compare price, privacy, and availability.

But recent discussion around .IN reminded me that ccTLDs can have their own rules and local expectations.

Do you check those rules before buying a country-code domain?

[bitmover]

When buying domains for crypto or web projects, people usually compare price, privacy, and availability.

But recent discussion around .IN reminded me that ccTLDs can have their own rules and local expectations.

Do you check those rules before buying a country-code domain?

If you are buying a local domain, such as .IN you must check local rules and expectations, ofc.

If you don't care about local expectations or rules, you will need to buy a more generic domain, such as .com, .io, .xyz etc.

[noorman0]

If I wasn't Indian, I wouldn't have bothered buying this extension. What is clear is that you need to fulfill administrative requirements. I don't know about the penalties, but the registrar may be able to revoke title without notice.