.sx switches from KSRegistry to CIRA’s Fury
Sint Maarten ccTLD .sx has changed registry back-end providers.
SX Registry has switched from Germany’s KSRegistry to Canada’s CIRA, according to a CIRA press release and IANA records.
SX is now using CIRA’s relatively new Fury back-end platform, which launched a bit over a year ago with the new gTLD .kiwi as its inaugural customer.
The transition took under 30 days, according to CIRA, which built Fury using its experience managing Canadian ccTLD .ca.
Sint Maarten is a relatively new country, formed when the Netherlands Antilles’ .an split into three new ccTLDs in 2010.
.an has since been retired.
SX Registry won the deal to operate the TLD and launched it in 2012. The company, while technically based on the island, is run by a Canadian.
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