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Domain types

Internationalized domain name (IDN)

A domain name that uses characters outside basic English letters, such as Chinese, Arabic, Cyrillic or accented Latin letters. Systems store it in an ASCII form that begins with "xn--".

Why it matters

An IDN lets a business use its name in its own script. For example, münchen.de is stored as xn--mnchen-3ya.de. Support in browsers, email and apps has improved but is still uneven. IDNs also bring lookalike risk, since some characters look alike across scripts. For buyers, an IDN can be a strong local brand asset. For sellers, the buyer pool is smaller and often regional. A common mistake is expecting an IDN to behave like an English name for email or search. Test it in the apps your customers use.

Source: icann.org

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