.zero domain extension

The .zero top level domain is a generic TLD operated by Amazon Registry Services, Inc. It was delegated in December 2015 and appears in the root zone as a brand aligned namespace. There are no publicly stated eligibility restrictions on the IANA record, though the registry services are managed through Identity Digital and the Nic.zero portal. The domain has its own WHOIS server and RDAP access. It is one of several TLDs Amazon has secured, likely for use with the company's products or services. The name suggests a connection to zero based concepts or the number zero itself. The TLD has six name servers distributed across different IP addresses to ensure reliability. Registrations are handled through the registry website at nic.zero.