.int.in domains list

What is .int.in TLD

.int.in is a focused second‑level namespace under India’s .in country-code domain, used by entities signaling internationally oriented initiatives with an Indian locus. In our global index, we treat .int.in domains and .int.in websites as a discrete cohort to understand structure, adopters, and activity relative to other .in sub-zones. We currently observe 85 active delegations, of which 58 resolve to live websites, distributed across 7 countries. This footprint suggests niche but persistent usage, with measurable web presence and cross-border reach. Because we continuously crawl and normalize DNS, WHOIS-like records, and HTTP telemetry, we provide comparables across second-level spaces in ccTLDs. For teams prioritizing evidence over assumptions, our dataset enables quick due diligence and trend baselining. Download webatla’s .int.in datasets to examine this namespace.

History and key features of .int.in TLD

Exact introduction timeline for .int.in is not publicly standardized across registrars; as a structured sub-zone within .in, it inherits the country-code’s general naming and dispute frameworks. From an operational standpoint, we evaluate .int.in domains by DNS readiness, web responsiveness, and stability. Currently 58 have DNS records, aligning one-to-one with 58 live hosts, indicating compact, actively maintained .int.in websites. Recent registrations are limited: 0 last week and 0 in December 2025, a flat near-term baseline. Such characteristics make the space transparent for monitoring, benchmarking, and risk screening. We expose longitudinal crawls, server fingerprints, and hosting geographies to support compliance and research. Download the historical .int.in dataset from webatla.

Why and who choose the .int.in domain

Organizations choose .int.in when they want an India-anchored identity that signals cross-border collaboration, research consortia, standards projects, or multi-market services. In our corpus, .int.in domains tend to host compact, purpose-built .int.in websites: documentation portals, program microsites, and partner directories rather than broad consumer brands. With 85 active delegations and 7 countries of usage, the namespace is small enough for high-coverage intelligence yet diverse enough to support comparative analysis across hosts and operators. Security teams value the tight DNS-to-web ratio evidenced by 58, while analysts track stability through week-over-week zero new registrations: 0. We surface infrastructure lineage, network overlaps, and content signals to support strategy and oversight. Download comprehensive .int.in domain and website datasets from webatla.