There are three different roles in the domain name registration process: The registry, registrar, and registrant.

Registry: A domain name registry is an organization that manages top-level domain names. As registry for .MU, MU-NIC creates domain name extensions, set the policies for that domain name, and work with registrars to sell domain names to the public.

Registrar: The registrar is an accredited organisation that sells domain names to the public.

Registrant: A registrant is the person or company who registers a domain name. Registrants can manage their domain name’s settings through their registrar. When changes are made to the domain, their registrar will send the information to the registry to be updated and saved in the registry’s database.

Becoming a Registrar

Accredited Registrars

Registrars who are authorised to register .MU domain names on behalf of their registrants are:

101 Domain
1Api
Ascio
BBC Wyse
Com Laude
CSC Global
Cybernaptics
Epag
Euro DNS
France DNS
FRCI E-Services
Gandi
GoDaddy
Go Cloud
GWS Technologies
ICSM
Icy Evolution
Instra
Internetworx
InterNetX GmbH
IP Mirror (Speednames)
Key Systems
Lex Synergy
Marcaria
MarkMonitor
Melboune IT
Mesh Digital
Nameshield
OVH
Register MU
Safenames
TUCOWS
United Domains AG
Web CC
Web DHL
Web Ltd