Sent when you have subscribed to the event on your account, and a domain transfer OUT from name.com to another registrar has a status change. Status may be “initiated” (transfer out was started), “completed” (domain has been removed from name.com), or “canceled” (transfer out was canceled before completion). When status is “completed”, the domain has been removed from name.com. In some edge cases (including near-expiration scenarios) the data may not be fully accurate. For example, registry sync delays or edge timing around expiration can cause temporary discrepancies between the payload and the registry’s eventual state.
Authenticate via HTTP Basic with your account username and API token. Examples use an explicit 'Authorization: Basic <base64(username:token)>' header; 'curl -u username:token' is equivalent. For sandbox, append "-test" to your username and use your sandbox token on api.dev.name.com.
HMAC signature for the request payload. See HMAC signing documentation for example code and detailed explanation of signing.
"djasfgafgflgsdfgdsfkhfhjas,12334782,1123-3423-4dss4-354"
The request sent to your server when a domain transfer out status changes.
Payload sent when a domain transfer OUT from name.com to another registrar has a status change (initiated, completed, or canceled). When status is "completed", the domain has been removed from name.com. In some edge cases (including near-expiration scenarios) the data may not be fully accurate.
The name of the subscription event.
domain.transfer_out.status_change The domain that has transferred out of name.com.
"example.com"
The status of the transfer out event. May be "initiated" (transfer out was started), "completed" (domain has been removed from the account), or "canceled" (transfer out was canceled before completion).
initiated, completed, canceled "completed"
The registry client ID associated with the domain at the time of transfer out, when available. This can help identify the gaining registrar at the registry.
"NAMECOM-123"
The subscribed server accepted the request.