The Singapore Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy ("SDRP") provides a framework for resolving ".sg" domain name disputes. It has been adopted by the Singapore Network Information Centre (SGNIC) Private Limited as the registration authority for ".sg" domain names, and offers a quicker and cheaper way of resolving ".sg" domain name disputes compared to litigation in the courts.

The Singapore Domain Name Dispute Resolution Service ("SDRP Service") manages the dispute resolution mechanism under the SDRP, and is run by a Secretariat ("SDRP Secretariat") jointly operated by the Singapore Mediation Centre and the Singapore International Arbitration Centre.

Principal Documents

The full details of the dispute resolution mechanism are contained in the following documents:

• Singapore Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy ("SDRP")

• Rules for the Singapore Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy ("SDRP Rules")

• Supplemental Rules for the Singapore Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy ("SDRP Supplemental Rules")

Additional Information

• Frequently Asked Questions on the SDRP

• Charges for the use of the SDRP Service

• List of Panellists for the SDRP Service

Information on Proceedings under the SDRP

• List of Proceedings arranged by Commencement Date/Case Number 

• List of Proceedings arranged by Domain Name