The Singapore Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy Service (SDRP) is adopted by the Singapore Network Information Centre Private Limited as an alternative way to resolve Internet domain name disputes out of court. It provides a framework for settling conflicts where domain names have been registered or used in bad faith.

It allows parties to choose between mediation or having the appointed administrative panel decide an outcome through an administrative proceeding, which will be implemented by the Singapore Network Information Centre.

SDRP proceedings are administered by SMC. For more information on SDRP, please refer to the SDRP Policy, Rules and Supplementary Rules here.

In line with paragraph 4(j) of the SDRP, all decisions under this policy will be published in full on the Internet, except in cases when the administrative panel decides to edit portions of its decision. Please see below links to more information on this:

• List of proceedings arranged by commencement date /case number
• List of proceedings arranged by domain name

Saves time and money

An SDRP mediation or administrative proceeding is a quicker and more cost-effective option to resolve a domain name dispute compared to court litigation.

You can download the SDRP complaint form here and return the completed form to us by email.