The auction is open to any natural or legal person residing in the EU with a verified MojeID account
and to individuals from the EU with a verified electronic identity.
Natural person from the Czech Republic
If you do not have a MojeID account, you can create it here
. When creating an account, select the "For personal purposes" option. To access public administration services via MojeID, you must have permanent or temporary residence in the Czech Republic. Securing your account and connecting it to public administration services is easy. Follow our detailed instructions.
The invoice for domains acquired in the auction will be issued to the details of the individual.
Legal entities from the Czech republic and the EU
When creating an account, select the "For your business" option, fill in your ID number and set up two-factor security. You can validate using a data box or an officially verified application delivered to our address.
The invoice for domains acquired in the auction will be issued to the details of the legal entity or sole proprietor.
Natural person from the EU
The European electronic identity means needs to be linked to your contact in the .cz domain registry.
The invoice for domains acquired at auction will be issued in the name of an individual.
Natural person or legal entity from outside the EU
The invoice for domains acquired in the auction will be issued to the details of the individual.
Hiding the true identities of auction participants protects their privacy and helps ensure a level playing field for all participants.
In the auction, you set the maximum price (limit) that you are currently willing to pay for the pre-emptive right of registration. You can increase the amount at any time before the end of the auction, but not increase it.
The system then bids for you automatically up to the amount you set. The minimum bid amount depends on the currently achieved price.
A table with individual steps of minimum bids is available in point 5. Rules
for Auctions of Priority Right to Register Domain Names
Watch the video on how automatic bidding works in the Domain Auction
By bidding a specific amount, you are making a one-time public offer for the amount you are willing to pay for the domain name. This amount may be higher than the current minimum bid. If your bid is not surpassed during the auction and you win the auction, you are obligated to pay the amount .
Watch the video on how manual bidding works in the Domain Auction
In this case, the auction overview will display the information "Your bid is lower than the current price ". This way you can clearly see that the current bid has surpassed yours.
Details about the auction process can also be found in the bidding history, where you can follow all bids and the price development.
You will also be informed about the overbidding by email .
If you want to be notified when a specific domain has entered the auction, set up tracking for it.
You can turn on tracking in the domain details by clicking on the eye icon. Once the domain is included in the auction, the system will automatically send you an email notification.
