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GoDaddy launches mobile app for investors

Kevin Murphy, January 14, 2016, 12:09:37 (UTC), Domain Registrars

GoDaddy has launched a new mobile device app specifically for domain investors.
GoDaddy Investor, as it is called, will enable domainers to monitor watch-lists of expiring domains, as well as bid in and track auctions, the company said.
Authentication is handled via a special PIN system or, on iOS, Apple’s TouchID.
“We worked closely with our domain investors to bring the same great investing experience to mobile that they’ve enjoyed on desktop for years,” Paul Nicks, GoDaddy’s senior director of aftermarket, said in a press release.
The app is available for Android and iOS operating systems and is available via their respective app stores.

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