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Promo: Register your .gt domain name and get one year for free

Our annual promotion is back in October! If you register a new .gt domain name, you will get a free year of service, no matter how many years you pay.

The conditions and restrictions:

  • Applies only to new registrations, ie., payments of reserved domains.
  • Does not apply for renovations.
  • Valid only for payments from 00:01 hours (GMT-6) of October 1st, 2023 through 23:59 hours (GMT-6) of October 31st, 2023.
  • The payment must be made through our website with a credit card.
  • Promotion does not apply to payments made at Banco Industrial agencies or at our office, nor ETF.
  • The free year of service is not transferable to other registered domain names.
  • No refunds or returns will be made.
  • Please read our Terms of Service, as well as our domain name registration and dispute policies.

The history of the .gt domain name

At the beginning of the 1990s, in an era where telephony, telegrams, and faxes were the main forms of communication, a desire for efficiency and economy led engineer Luis R. Furlán, director of the Center for Applied Informatics Studies (CEIA) at the University of Valle of Guatemala (UVG), to explore new horizons. His motivation was clear: seamless and economical communication was essential for research. Continue reading

LACTLD introduces the Unified Domain Search Engine

In the context of LACTLD‘s Technical, Legal, and Commercial Workshop and the celebration of its 25th anniversary, a significant step towards digital integration and transformation in Latin America and the Caribbean has been taken. LACTLD has officially launched the Unified Domain Search Engine, an innovative tool that allows users to easily and uniformly check the availability of domain name registration in the region’s ccTLDs (country codes top-level domains). Continue reading

History of the Internet in Guatemala

Technology has advanced rapidly, and a clear example of this is the country’s digital transformation. Although Internet penetration in Guatemala remains relatively low, with only 30% of the population having access to this resource, much has changed since the first connection to the Internet. In commemoration of International Internet Day, we want to share with you some key moments in the history of how Guatemala connected with the world.

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“Thank you very much for the efforts made to be help Guatemala and the people most in need. From the authorities, our sincerest thanks”.

Hugo Vélez, Deputy Director of Technological Infrastructure, Ministry of Social Development.

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