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599,240 registered domains — Last update: 15 Jul 2026

.ASIA domain list file

Domain list for .ASIA zone - full list of registered domain names for the zone

  • Daily updated data — last update: 15 Jul 2026
  • Total domains in the list: 599,240
  • File size: 2.5 MB
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Contents

  1. 01Quick Facts
  2. 02Daily Domain Statistics — Last 90 Days
  3. 03Zone Details
  4. 04Historical Domain Lists
  5. 05Download via API
  6. 04Download via API
  1. A1Annual Registration Trends — Last 10 Years
  2. A2Monthly Volume — Last 36 Months
  3. A3Seasonality by Month of Year
  4. A4Age Distribution of Active Domains
  5. A510 Oldest Active .ASIA Domains
  6. A6Registration Lifespan
  7. A7Expiration Forecast — Next 18 Months
  8. A8Domain Name Statistics
  9. A9DNS Update Recency
  10. A10Registrar Analytics

1. Quick Facts

Total Zone Volume
599,240
Registered domains
New Today
11,839
Registrations / 24h
Daily Churn
553
Expired domains / 24h

2. Daily Domain Statistics - Last 90 days

Date Total domains New Deleted
2026-07-15 599,240 + 11,839 - 553
2026-07-14 587,954 0 0
2026-07-13 587,954 + 503 - 371
2026-07-12 587,822 + 584 - 352
2026-07-11 587,590 + 1,323 - 325
2026-07-10 586,592 + 1,623 - 380
2026-07-09 585,349 + 1,412 - 350
2026-07-08 584,287 + 1,476 - 332
2026-07-07 583,143 + 1,458 - 287
2026-07-06 581,972 + 1,230 - 342
2026-07-05 581,084 + 1,500 - 417
2026-07-04 580,001 + 1,505 - 934
2026-07-03 579,430 + 1,608 - 343
2026-07-02 578,165 + 1,600 - 284
2026-07-01 576,849 + 1,897 - 451
2026-06-30 575,403 + 521 - 371
2026-06-29 575,253 + 890 - 391
2026-06-28 574,754 + 256 - 555
2026-06-27 575,053 + 433 - 388
2026-06-26 575,008 + 829 - 624
2026-06-25 574,803 + 597 - 515
2026-06-24 574,721 + 949 - 622
2026-06-23 574,394 + 661 - 550
2026-06-22 574,283 + 390 - 605
2026-06-21 574,498 + 260 - 536
2026-06-20 574,774 + 756 - 621
2026-06-19 574,639 + 804 - 961
2026-06-18 574,796 + 464 - 490
2026-06-17 574,822 + 922 - 571
2026-06-16 574,471 + 919 - 438
2026-06-15 573,990 + 396 - 570
2026-06-14 574,164 + 871 - 414
2026-06-13 573,707 + 917 - 544
2026-06-12 573,334 + 1,287 - 305
2026-06-11 572,352 + 767 - 466
2026-06-10 572,051 + 1,580 - 342
2026-06-09 570,813 + 906 - 480
2026-06-08 570,387 + 783 - 355
2026-06-07 569,959 + 604 - 463
2026-06-06 569,818 + 587 - 504
2026-06-05 569,735 + 1,094 - 367
2026-06-04 569,008 + 1,422 - 362
2026-06-03 567,948 + 860 - 501
2026-06-02 567,589 + 775 - 454
2026-06-01 567,268 + 786 - 477
2026-05-31 566,959 + 946 - 643
2026-05-30 566,656 + 636 - 366
2026-05-29 566,386 + 949 - 366
2026-05-28 565,803 + 1,807 - 474
2026-05-27 564,470 + 1,111 - 458
2026-05-26 563,817 + 1,550 - 419
2026-05-25 562,686 + 1,003 - 486
2026-05-24 562,169 + 1,014 - 479
2026-05-23 561,634 + 1,307 - 636
2026-05-22 560,963 + 946 - 564
2026-05-21 560,581 + 768 - 357
2026-05-20 560,170 + 2,695 - 496
2026-05-19 557,971 + 1,326 - 412
2026-05-18 557,057 + 2,108 - 397
2026-05-17 555,346 + 354 - 442
2026-05-16 555,434 + 1,865 - 338
2026-05-15 553,907 + 603 - 661
2026-05-14 553,965 + 2,076 - 411
2026-05-13 552,300 + 942 - 514
2026-05-12 551,872 + 856 - 511
2026-05-11 551,527 + 632 - 411
2026-05-10 551,306 + 647 - 750
2026-05-09 551,409 + 1,638 - 400
2026-05-08 550,171 + 1,004 - 554
2026-05-07 549,721 + 3,069 - 391
2026-05-06 547,043 + 854 - 517
2026-05-05 546,706 + 937 - 389
2026-05-04 546,158 + 795 - 336
2026-05-03 545,699 + 1,433 - 408
2026-05-02 544,674 + 595 - 294
2026-05-01 544,373 + 744 - 384
2026-04-30 544,013 + 543 - 357
2026-04-29 543,827 + 1,803 - 599
2026-04-28 542,623 + 937 - 453
2026-04-27 542,139 + 891 - 385
2026-04-26 541,633 + 4,040 - 450
2026-04-25 538,043 + 562 - 594
2026-04-24 538,075 + 511 - 840
2026-04-23 538,404 + 1,678 - 658
2026-04-22 537,384 + 606 - 920
2026-04-21 537,698 + 695 - 926
2026-04-20 537,929 + 479 - 488
2026-04-19 537,938 + 520 - 467
2026-04-18 537,885 + 822 - 364
2026-04-17 537,427 + 679 - 827
2026-04-16 537,575 + 896 - 823

3. Zone Details: .asia

.asia is a regional generic top-level domain introduced in 2007 and operated by the DotAsia organization. It was created to provide a clear, region-specific namespace for entities that operate in, market to, or represent communities across the Asia-Pacific, offering an alternative to country-specific and generic domains.

Typical use cases include pan-Asian brands consolidating regional content, e-commerce marketplaces and trade platforms serving multiple Asian markets, cultural and community initiatives spanning countries, regional subsidiaries of international companies, and events or conferences with an Asia focus. The extension communicates geographic intent and relevance to audiences and partners across the region.

Organizations choose .asia when they want to emphasize a regional footprint, simplify a multi-country web strategy, or present a unified identity for Asia-Pacific operations. Registrations are widely available through registrars; consider .asia as part of a broader domain strategy alongside localized country domains, balancing brand protection, language localization, and audience trust rather than relying solely on search ranking advantages.

Related zones:

.com.net.org.io.shop.travel
Zone Name asia
Zone Type gTLD
Assigned by IANA YES
Public registrations allowed YES
WHOIS Server whois.nic.asia
RDAP Server https://rdap.identitydigital.services/rdap/
Managing Organization DotAsia Organisation Ltd.
Organization Address 12/F, Daily House
35-37 Haiphong Road
Tsim Sha Tsui Kowloon
Hong Kong

4. Historical Domain Lists for .asia zone

Access the archive of historical .ASIA domain lists and analyze how domains in the .ASIA namespace have evolved over time. Historical domain data helps researchers and engineers study domain growth, DNS infrastructure changes, and long-term internet trends.

Date Domains File Size Download
2026-07-15 599,240 2.5 MB Download
2026-07-14 587,954 2.4 MB Download
2026-07-13 587,954 2.4 MB Download
2026-07-12 587,822 2.4 MB Download
2026-07-11 587,590 2.4 MB Download
2026-07-10 586,592 2.4 MB Download
2026-07-09 585,349 2.4 MB Download
2026-07-08 584,287 2.4 MB Download
2026-07-07 583,143 2.4 MB Download
2026-07-06 581,972 2.4 MB Download
2026-07-05 581,084 2.4 MB Download
2026-07-04 580,001 2.4 MB Download
2026-07-03 579,430 2.4 MB Download
2026-07-02 578,165 2.4 MB Download
2026-07-01 576,849 2.4 MB Download
2026-06-30 575,403 2.4 MB Download
2026-06-29 575,253 2.4 MB Download
2026-06-28 574,754 2.4 MB Download
2026-06-27 575,053 2.4 MB Download
2026-06-26 575,008 2.4 MB Download
2026-06-25 574,803 2.4 MB Download
2026-06-24 574,721 2.4 MB Download
2026-06-23 574,394 2.4 MB Download
2026-06-22 574,283 2.4 MB Download
2026-06-21 574,498 2.4 MB Download
2026-06-20 574,774 2.4 MB Download
2026-06-19 574,639 2.4 MB Download
2026-06-18 574,796 2.4 MB Download
2026-06-17 574,822 2.4 MB Download
2026-06-16 574,471 2.4 MB Download
2026-06-15 573,990 2.4 MB Download
2026-06-14 574,164 2.4 MB Download
2026-06-13 573,707 2.4 MB Download
2026-06-12 573,334 2.4 MB Download
2026-06-11 572,352 2.4 MB Download
2026-06-10 572,051 2.4 MB Download
2026-06-09 570,813 2.4 MB Download
2026-06-08 570,387 2.4 MB Download
2026-06-07 569,959 2.4 MB Download
2026-06-06 569,818 2.4 MB Download
2026-06-05 569,735 2.4 MB Download
2026-06-04 569,008 2.4 MB Download
2026-06-03 567,948 2.4 MB Download
2026-06-02 567,589 2.4 MB Download
2026-06-01 567,268 2.4 MB Download
2026-05-31 566,959 2.4 MB Download
2026-05-30 566,656 2.4 MB Download
2026-05-29 566,386 2.4 MB Download
2026-05-28 565,803 2.4 MB Download
2026-05-27 564,470 2.3 MB Download
2026-05-26 563,817 2.3 MB Download
2026-05-25 562,686 2.3 MB Download
2026-05-24 562,169 2.3 MB Download
2026-05-23 561,634 2.3 MB Download
2026-05-22 560,963 2.3 MB Download
2026-05-21 560,581 2.3 MB Download
2026-05-20 560,170 2.3 MB Download
2026-05-19 557,971 2.3 MB Download
2026-05-18 557,057 2.3 MB Download
2026-05-17 555,346 2.3 MB Download
2026-05-16 555,434 2.3 MB Download
2026-05-15 553,907 2.3 MB Download
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2026-05-12 551,872 2.3 MB Download
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2026-05-10 551,306 2.3 MB Download
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2026-05-08 550,171 2.3 MB Download
2026-05-07 549,721 2.3 MB Download
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2026-05-05 546,706 2.3 MB Download
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2026-05-02 544,674 2.3 MB Download
2026-05-01 544,373 2.3 MB Download
2026-04-30 544,013 2.3 MB Download
2026-04-29 543,827 2.3 MB Download
2026-04-28 542,623 2.3 MB Download
2026-04-27 542,139 2.3 MB Download
2026-04-26 541,633 2.3 MB Download
2026-04-25 538,043 2.2 MB Download
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2026-04-23 538,404 2.3 MB Download
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2026-04-20 537,929 2.2 MB Download
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2026-04-18 537,885 2.2 MB Download
2026-04-17 537,427 2.2 MB Download
2026-04-16 537,575 2.2 MB Download
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2026-04-14 537,492 2.2 MB Download
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2026-03-31 534,314 2.2 MB Download
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2026-03-23 540,554 2.3 MB Download
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2025-06-22 324,673 1.3 MB Download

5. Download latest .asia domain list via API

import axios from 'axios';
import fs from 'fs';
import { pipeline } from 'stream/promises';

const response = await axios({
  method: 'GET',
  url: 'https://allzonefiles.io/api/v1/zones/asia/dl',
  responseType: 'stream',
  headers: {
    // Replace with your API key
    'Authorization': 'Bearer allzfio_5c1572d016b846ce99ce7a177922ff21'
  }
});

await pipeline(response.data, fs.createWriteStream('asia.txt.gz'));

console.log('Download complete!');

package main

import (
    "io"
    "net/http"
    "os"
)

func main() {
    url := "https://allzonefiles.io/api/v1/zones/asia/dl"
    file, _ := os.Create("asia.txt.gz")
    defer out.Close()

    req, _ := http.NewRequest("GET", url, nil)
    // Replace with your API key
    req.Header.Set("Authorization", "Bearer allzfio_5c1572d016b846ce99ce7a177922ff21")

    resp, _ := http.DefaultClient.Do(req)
    defer resp.Body.Close()

    io.Copy(out, resp.Body)
}

import requests

url = "https://allzonefiles.io/api/v1/zones/asia/dl"
# Replace with your API key
headers = {"Authorization": "Bearer allzfio_5c1572d016b846ce99ce7a177922ff21"}

with requests.get(url, headers=headers, stream=True) as r:
    r.raise_for_status()
    with open("asia.txt.gz", "wb") as f:
        for chunk in r.iter_content(chunk_size=128*1024):
            f.write(chunk)

import java.io.FileOutputStream;
import java.io.InputStream;
import java.net.HttpURLConnection;
import java.net.URL;

public class FileDownloader {
    public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception {
        URL url = new URL("https://allzonefiles.io/api/v1/zones/asia/dl");
        HttpURLConnection connection = (HttpURLConnection) url.openConnection();

        connection.setRequestMethod("GET");
        // Replace with your API key
        connection.setRequestProperty("Authorization", "Bearer allzfio_5c1572d016b846ce99ce7a177922ff21");

        try (InputStream in = connection.getInputStream();
             FileOutputStream out = new FileOutputStream("asia.txt.gz")) {

            byte[] buffer = new byte[8192];
            int bytesRead;
            while ((bytesRead = in.read(buffer)) != -1) {
                out.write(buffer, 0, bytesRead);
            }
        }

        System.out.println("Download complete!");
    }
}

Annual Registration Trends — Last 10 Years

Currently active domains grouped by creation year for the most recent decade.

AI Analysis
  • Big-picture trend: Active registrations were steady in the low thousands from 2017–2022 (roughly 4–6k per year), climbed to the low tens of thousands in 2023–2024 (≈9.5k → ≈14k), then exploded in 2025–2026 to the order of 10^5 (≈1.8×10^5 in 2025 and ≈2.7×10^5 in 2026). In plain terms, the active pool today is roughly an order of magnitude larger in 2026 than it was in 2024 and multiple dozens of times larger than 2017.
  • Acceleration and the outlier year: Growth was modest and steady through 2021 (single- to low-double-digit percent per year), a small dip in 2022 (≈−3%), then strong rebounds in 2023–24 (≈45% and ≈51% YoY). 2025 is a clear outlier — roughly a 12× jump versus 2024 (on the order of +1,180%), followed by a healthy but much smaller increase into 2026 (≈+46% YoY). That 2025 surge is the dominant anomaly in this series.
  • Age-concentration (survival bias): The active portfolio is dominated by the two most recent years: 2025 accounts for about 36% and 2026 about 53% of all active domains — together they make up roughly 89% of the current active set. In short, the active population is overwhelmingly recent registrations, so this dataset is heavily skewed toward very young domains (and sensitive to near-term renewals/expiry).
  • What's in it for you: This pattern matters operationally — plan capacity, monitoring, and anti-abuse resources as if most of your inventory arrived in the last 18 months. The big 2025 cohort is where churn, bulk-registration patterns, and policy/market signals will surface first, so prioritize: (1) renewal and churn monitoring for that cohort, (2) rapid analysis of registrar/registrant concentration for potential single-actor effects, and (3) short-term fraud/abuse triage on the newest registrations because they represent nearly nine-tenths of the active pool.

Monthly Registration Volume — Last 36 Months

Month-by-month registration counts for the rolling 3-year window.

AI Analysis
  • Stable pre‑May‑2025 baseline (~10^3/month). From 2023‑07 through 2025‑04 the active domain count sits in the low thousands — roughly on the order of 10^3 per month (typically under ~1.4k). That period reads like a calm baseline of steady, predictable registrations before anything dramatic happens.
  • A clear step‑change and big volatility starting May‑2025 (10^3 → 10^4–10^5). Beginning May 2025 the series jumps from a few thousand into the tens of thousands: May 2025 ≈4×10^3, June ≈1×10^4, July ≈2×10^4, August ≈2.7×10^4, with later large peaks in Nov–Dec 2025 (≈4×10^4 and ≈3×10^4) and a massive plateau in Jan–Feb 2026 at roughly 7×10^4. After that there’s a pullback to mid‑10^4–3×10^4 levels — overall pattern = abrupt bulk bursts + high month‑to‑month volatility.
  • Quirk / caveat: survivorship bias in the "active today" snapshot and post‑peak pullback. Because these counts are only domains that are active today, the recent huge spikes likely reflect fresh registrations that simply haven’t had time to expire — i.e., survivorship inflates recent months. The decline after Feb‑2026 (march–june falling back into the 10^4–3×10^4 band) suggests some of that surge didn’t fully persist.
  • What's in it for you: concrete next steps. Treat the May‑2025→Feb‑2026 window as a batch/bulk event and focus on renewal/churn metrics for that cohort. Monitor monthly survivorship and registrar/source signals, prepare for tens‑of‑thousands scale operational needs (DNS, abuse handling, WHOIS queries), and watch for future burst timing — there’s opportunity in pricing/market intelligence if you can spot and react to these bulk waves early.

Seasonality — Registrations by Month of Year

Aggregate registration count per calendar month across all years.

AI Analysis
  • Late-winter peak: Registrations cluster at the start of the year — January and February are the heavy months (order of magnitude: ~8×10^4 in Feb and ~8×10^4 in Jan), with March dropping back to the mid-10^4s. The seasonality is strong: the peak months register roughly three times the volume of the annual trough.
  • Clear summer/early-fall trough and a quirky November rebound: Volumes fall through summer into early autumn (July and August in the low-to-mid 10^4s, September is the low point at ~2.5×10^4). October stays low, then November jumps back to the mid 10^4s — a conspicuous mid-autumn surge that breaks the smooth decline.
  • What's in it for you — timing and tactical moves: Treat Q1 as the primary acquisition window (higher demand, search interest and conversions); shift part of your budget to Jan–Feb and plan product launches there. Expect lower competition and likely cheaper acquisitions in summer when registrations are roughly one-third of peak, and test promotional spikes in October to capture the November rebound. For forecasting, use simple seasonal weights (peak-to-trough swing ≈ 3×) and monitor registry events or marketing calendars to explain or exploit the November anomaly.

Age Distribution of Active Domains

Distribution of currently active domains by age in years since registration.

AI Analysis
  • Dominated by very young domains — the active pool is heavily skewed to the <1y bucket. Roughly a few hundred thousand active domains (≈2.7×10^5) are under one year old, making that the single largest cohort and about 1.5× the 1-year bucket (≈1.8×10^5). The full dataset sums to on the order of 5–6×10^5 active domains, so new registrations form the majority of the visible population.
  • Sharp churn after year one, then a long tail that steadies around a few thousand per cohort — with a cheeky 5‑year bump. There’s a dramatic drop from the 1‑year bucket to year‑2 (≈1.8×10^5 → ≈1.4×10^4), roughly a ~10–15× fall, signifying heavy attrition in the second year. Years 2–10 mostly sit in the single‑digit thousands per year (≈4×10^3–1.4×10^4) and flatten out toward ≈4k per year by year 9–10. Also note a small anomaly: the 5‑year cohort (~6.8k) nudges up slightly above the 4‑year cohort (~6.6k) — not huge, but a quirky blip to monitor. Meanwhile a nontrivial legacy base of older domains (>10y) is on the order of 6×10^4, representing a stable archive of long‑lived names.
  • What's in it for you: practical reads and quick wins. If you’re selling renewals or value‑adds, focus retention interventions at the 12→24 month boundary where churn is largest; if you’re building analytics or scoring, treat <1y and >10y as very different cohorts (new speculative versus stable legacy). The small 5‑year bump flags a potential lifecycle/renewal behavior to test (promotions, multi‑year discounts), and the >10y cohort is a good source of high‑trust targets for partnerships and premium offers.

10 Oldest Active .ASIA Domains

The earliest registered domains in this zone still active today.

# Domain Created
1 mailclub.asia 2007-10-09
2 afilias-nst.asia 2007-10-10
3 ipmirror.asia 2007-10-10
4 net4domains.asia 2007-10-11
5 rcube.asia 2007-10-11
6 net4.asia 2007-10-11
7 netc.asia 2007-10-19
8 net-chinese.asia 2007-10-19
9 metro-link.asia 2007-10-23
10 metro.asia 2007-10-23

Registration Lifespan

This chart illustrates the distribution of the registration period lengths, measuring the total lifespan from creation to expiration. It highlights the contrast between short-term, potentially disposable setups and established, multi-year brand commitments.

AI Analysis
  • One-year registrations dominate: roughly three-quarters of the lifespan pool. The 1‑year bucket is on the order of 4×10^5 names — about 74% of the dataset — and so massively outnumbers every other single-term cohort. That scale points to a landscape driven by short-term or easily churned registrations.
  • Bimodal pattern: a sizeable long-term peak around >10 years while mid-range years are thin. The >10‑year cluster is the clear runner‑up at roughly 7×10^4 names (~12%), while 2–9 year buckets each sit in the low single-digit‑percent range (a few thousand names apiece). In short: lots of very short lives, a meaningful long‑lived tail, and not much in between.
  • Quirk callout: exact 10‑year registrations are surprisingly small compared with >10 years. The 10‑year bucket is only on the order of 10^3–10^4 (≈6×10^3), an order of magnitude below the >10‑year group — curious signal that long-lived names tend to be preserved past the decade mark rather than concentrated at the 10‑year renewal point.
  • What's in it for you: This split is actionable. If you care about revenue or abuse control, short-term registrations are your high-volume play — prioritize retention nudges, multi‑year upsells, and churn-aware fraud models. The >10‑year cohort flags enterprise/brand-level assets worth prioritizing for protection and high-touch engagement.

Expiration Forecast — Next 18 Months

Number of currently active domains whose registrations expire each month over the next 18 months.

AI Analysis
  • Front-loaded expirations — roughly half a million in the next 12 months: The bulk of active domains (on the order of 5×10^5) are set to expire between Jul 2026 and Jun 2027, with monthly volumes generally in the tens of thousands. The schedule shows a clear mid-winter peak: January–February 2027 hit the top of the chart (around 80k each), and late‑2026 months (November ≈53k, December ≈41k) are also heavy. This is a concentrated, high-volume renewal/expiration window.
  • Sharp cliff beginning Jul 2027 — expirations collapse to the low thousands and then hundreds: After June 2027 (~4×10^4), counts plummet to ~5k in July 2027 and then to roughly 1–2k per month for the remainder of 2027, falling to only ~100–200 by Jan 2028. That consecutive, sustained drop is a clear anomaly: it strongly implies existing registrations are not being extended past that mid-2027 horizon (or there’s an operational/data cutoff causing the truncated forecast).
  • What’s in it for you: This dataset screams prioritization — you’re looking at hundreds of thousands of contracts that will require renewal action in the next year, then an order-of-magnitude smaller tail. Tactics: concentrate retention campaigns, billing and abuse handling, and capacity planning on the Jan–Feb 2027 peak window; prepare inventory/auction/marketing plans for mass expirations immediately after that period; and validate whether the post‑June 2027 collapse is behavioral (non-renewal) or a data/reporting cutoff so you don’t under- or over-allocate resources.

Domain Name Statistics

Analysis of name characteristics — length, digit-only names, and hyphenation patterns for active .ASIA domains.

Avg Name Length
8
characters
All-Digit Names
2,434
numeric-only domains
Hyphenated Names
30,698
contain a hyphen
AI Analysis
  • Zone snapshot — mid-size, mid-length, 6-char hotspot. This zone contains about 0.6 million names (576k), with an average name length of 8 and a very strong mode at 6 characters — roughly one third of the zone (~191k names, ≈33%) sits at length 6. Secondary concentration sits at 7 and the 5–8 range (each in the tens of thousands), so registrants clearly prefer short-to-mid length names rather than extremely short or very long strings.
  • Hyphens and numeric-only names are rare — nothing funky here. Hyphenated names are about 30k, roughly ≈5% of the zone (well below the 12–15% threshold that flags zone-specific hyphen usage), so this zone is not hyphen-heavy like .fr. All-digit names are also a small slice — ~2.4k, about ≈0.4%, indicating numeric-only registrations exist but are not a dominant pattern. One- and two-character names are extremely scarce (33 and 85 respectively).
  • Short-name saturation: 3-char partly used, 4-char essentially wide open. There are ~11k three-character names, which is about ≈23% of the ~48k possible 3-symbol combinations — a noticeable chunk taken but far from exhausted. By contrast, four-character names are almost untouched relative to the combinatorial universe (25k present vs ~1.74 million possible => roughly ≈1–2% saturation). In short: 3-char is moderately claimed, 4-char and longer short-name spaces remain plentiful. Long labels exist but are vanishingly rare (single- to low-double-digit counts at very long lengths).
  • What’s in it for you. If you’re hunting short inventory, prioritize 3-character buys carefully — there’s some scarcity and potential premium, but the market is far from sold out; 4-character names are a greenfield with massive supply. Marketing and renewal teams should note the strong preference for 6-character names (about a third of registrations) — product bundles, PPC bidding, or keyword strategies targeted at that length may yield the best match to user expectations. For abuse monitoring or automated tooling, hyphen and all-digit filters can be low-priority because both are minor slices here.

DNS Update Recency

How recently were .ASIA domains last updated in DNS? Combines a detailed breakdown and a three-tier active/aging/stale summary.

AI Analysis
  • Almost everything is fresh: The dataset covers on the order of 5–6×10^5 zones in total (roughly 0.58 million), and about 0.56 million (~97%) of those were updated within the past 12 months. That’s a heavily active population — DNS records are being renewed or touched regularly across the board.
  • Activity is concentrated in the mid-range: The largest buckets are 6–12 months (~1.8×10^5) and 3–6 months (~1.7×10^5), followed by 1–3 months (~1.3×10^5) and ≤1 month (~8×10^4). In short, updates cluster in the 3–12 month window rather than being skewed to only the very newest changes.
  • A tiny aging/stale tail: Domains older than one year form a small slice — about a few×10^4 in the 1–5 year range (~1.85×10^4 total) and under 1,000 in the 5+ year bin (~4.6×10^2). The long-term stale population is practically negligible compared to the active set.
  • What’s in it for you: With nearly all zones updated within a year and heavy concentration in the 3–12 month bands, prioritize monitoring and crawling budgets on the mid-term cohort (hundreds of thousands of names) for churn and policy compliance checks. The tiny multi-year tail means long-term rot is low — you can deprioritize expensive deep scans on the stale bin and instead focus detection/analytics on the large, active middle where most change signals will appear.

Registrar Analytics

Which registrars hold .ASIA domains, and how concentrated is market share?

Distinct Registrars
166
active in this zone
Rank Registrar Domains Share
AI Analysis
  • Concentration: top 10 dominate the registry. The dataset describes roughly 5.8×10^5 domains (≈580k). The top 10 registrars account for about 4.8×10^5 domains — roughly 83% of the total. The single largest registrar holds about 160k (~28%), the top two together are nearly 45%, and the top three exceed 50% — a very high level of concentration.
  • Structure and quirks: big head, long tail. There’s a clear “head” of a few very large registrars and a non-trivial long tail: “The Rest” still contains about 100k (~17%) of domains while the mid-pack sits in the ~10k–40k range. Quirk to note: one registrar is disproportionately large (order of 10^5 domains), making it a single point of influence and potential systemic risk.
  • What's in it for you:** If you care about policy, risk or go-to-market moves, focus on the handful at the top — operational or policy changes at one or two of them can move market share by an order of magnitude. Practically: prioritize monitoring and SLA/incident playbooks for the top registrars, consider targeted commercial offers to mid-tier registrars, and keep an eye on the ~100k-domain long tail for opportunistic consolidation or outreach.