CcTLD

CcTLD (Country Code Top Level Domain) is a top-level domain on the Internet. This type of domain is reserved for a country or dependent territory and always consists of two letters, eg the PL. Most ccTLDs follow ISO 31661 country codes.

ccTLD Examples

In addition to countries, ccTLDs are also reserved for, for example, sovereign states or autonomous territories. A separate domain will be registered for Hong Kong (.hk), which belongs to the People's Republic of China, and the Netherlands Antilles (.an).

ccTLD is an abbreviation for Country Code Top Level Domain and refers to domains related to countries. For example, .ru is the widely accepted ccTLD for Russia.

Top level domain with country code. For example, a UK company would have the following domain: where uk is the ccTLD.

CCTLD is a domain extension used for a specific country code, such as .co.uk. And that means the ccTLD. These codes are used to distinguish between all registered websites so that users can easily find them.