What characters are allowed in a domain name?

The only allowed characters in a domain name are the 26 letters of the English Aphabet, numbers 0-9, and dashes (-). You can have a domain name with up to 63 characters. Although domain names can contain dashes (-), it can not begin and end with a dash.

Some domain extensions have a minimum limit. For example the new minimum length for .com extension is 3 characters.

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