For domain registrars and resellers
Registry rules keep changing. Keep your registrar running.
Capymia helps small registrars and resellers get registry accreditations, meet ICANN and NIS2 requirements, and turn new registry rules into processes their team can follow on Monday.
- Fixed scope, agreed in writing
- No hourly meter
- English and Spanish
Rules your registration flow has to know
A few examples. Every registry sets its own, and they change.
| Where | What it requires |
|---|---|
| .no | Local presence: Norwegian citizens or companies only |
| .ca | Local presence: Canadian citizens or companies only |
| .bg | A valid VAT number for registering companies |
| .de | A phone number for every contact, now mandatory Recent change |
| EU | NIS2 Article 28: verified, accurate and complete registrant data, for registrars and resellers alike Recent change |
Track record from running a European registrar's operations
- 17registry accreditations, 8 of them run in parallel for a newly formed company
- 9country-code registriesAustria, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Norway, Sweden and the UK
- ~200domain extensions mapped from local registration rules to a privacy setting and a price
- <72 haverage abuse resolution after rebuilding the abuse procedure
- 16,169domains run through a risk model for proxy-registrant entities, with no unresolvable cases
The problem
Sound familiar?
- Your upstream registrar warned that NIS2 verification may break your integration, and nobody on your team owns the fix.
- An abuse report comes in, and what happens next depends on who is on shift.
- A registry changes a contact rule and you find out when registrations start failing.
- You are weighing direct accreditation with a registry and can't tell whether it will pay off.
Services
What Capymia does
Fixed scope, agreed in writing before any work starts. Every piece of work ends in documents your team can use without me.
Start here
Short reviews with a clear answer
NIS2 Article 28 and abuse readiness check
A ranked list of what your national NIS2 law, your registries and ICANN's abuse rules require that you don't do yet, with an owner and a next step for each. Includes a security check of your provider accounts.
Accredit directly or stay with a reseller?
For each country-code registry you are considering: its share of your portfolio, the accreditation and annual fees, and the growth you would need to break even. You get a clear yes or no.
Projects
When you need the work done
Registry accreditation
Applications planned and run end to end, several registries at once: documentation, dependencies, timelines, registry follow-up and agreement paperwork ready for your legal team, through to the live registry account.
ICANN and NIS2 gap analysis
A full review against ICANN's obligations or the NIS2 controls that apply to you, with an owner and a plan for every gap.
Registrar operations blueprint
Your processes mapped and rebuilt: a registrant verification flow, an abuse procedure that meets NIS2 and ICANN, rules for privacy and proxy entities, and eligibility rules for every extension you sell.
Ongoing
So nothing catches you out
Registry and regulation watch
Every month: registry policy changes, your suppliers' NIS2 status and new national rules. When something affects you, a short note on what changes and what to do about it.
Part-time registrar operations lead
Two to four days a month: onboarding new extensions, registry and reseller issues, abuse oversight and the monthly watch.
Process
How it works
A 20-minute call
You describe what's changing. I tell you honestly whether I can help.
Fixed scope and price
A written proposal before any work starts. No hourly meter.
The work
Weekly check-ins, and you see drafts early so we can change course.
Handover
Procedures, rules and plans with owners, written for your team.
About
Who you'll work with
I'm Jerson Jaimes Randazzo. I have spent twelve years in product and operations roles, most recently at a European B2B domain registrar with more than 300 customers, where I designed and ran its operations: registry accreditations, payments to registries and resellers, abuse handling, provider relationships and the groundwork for ICANN, KYC and NIS2.
Before that I was a Product Owner at Ericsson for five years. I work in English and Spanish from Málaga, Spain, with clients across Europe.
LinkedIn profileWhat I don't do
I'm not a law firm and I don't write your software. I work alongside your lawyer and your developers, and I'll tell you when you need one of them.
Contact
Tell me what's changing for you
A short call is the fastest way to find out whether Capymia is a fit.
or write to
hola@capymia.systemsI reply to email within one working day, in English or Spanish.