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How Can the New Wipo Fee Refund Scheme for Udrp Procedures Be Used to Obtain Whois Data at a Lower Cost?
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Introduction The entry into force of the GDPR restricted access to WHOIS data, making it more complex to identify the holders of disputed domain names. In this context, the UDRP procedure tends to be mobilised as an indirect mechanism for accessing such identification information. The revision of the WIPO fee schedule in March 2026, which reduced the amount of fees charged by the Centre in the event of early withdrawal of a UDRP complaint, reinf…
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