.ecn.br domains list

What is .ecn.br TLD

The .ecn.br namespace is a structured second‑level space within Brazil’s .br country code, used by entities that follow the .br policy framework. In our monitoring, .ecn.br domains tend to serve focused regional or sectoral needs, while .ecn.br websites provide public‑facing services tied to Brazilian audiences. We currently index 49 active .ecn.br domains and 37 live .ecn.br websites, with 37 showing DNS records across 4 countries. Short‑term momentum is muted, with 1 new registrations last week, suggesting a stable, low‑churn zone compared with broader .br categories. We use the same methodology we apply globally, enabling cross‑TLD benchmarking and risk checks. Download webatla’s .ecn.br datasets for complete, current detail.

History and key features of .ecn.br TLD

Brazil’s domain system evolved with a taxonomy of second‑level labels under .br; .ecn.br sits within that structure and inherits its policy constraints. While precise launch timelines are not widely publicized, the zone’s key features mirror the .br model: eligibility rules, consistent DNS operations, and clear local signaling. In our longitudinal scans, .ecn.br domains show steady but selective use, and .ecn.br websites skew to institutional or regulated contexts. Recent activity shows 0 in December 2025 registrations last month, alongside 49 active domains and 37 live sites, implying modest turnover. These characteristics make .ecn.br a predictable part of the .br ecosystem for risk, brand, and traffic profiling. Get the full .ecn.br historical dataset from webatla today.

Why and who choose the .ecn.br domain

Organizations choose .ecn.br when they want a Brazilian‑aligned identity backed by .br governance and established naming rules. We see .ecn.br domains used by teams prioritizing local credibility, controlled eligibility, and predictable DNS footprint, while .ecn.br websites target audiences expecting compliance and clarity. Operationally, 37 of 49 domains resolve, and 37 are live, indicating substantive deployment rather than defensive registrations. Adoption is primarily domestic but present in 4 countries, and short‑term churn appears minimal with 1 new registrations last week. These patterns suit organizations in regulated sectors, public initiatives, and community projects that benefit from Brazil’s structured namespace. Download curated .ecn.br intelligence from webatla to benchmark your strategy.