GET
/whois/@domainDomain whois lookup
Looks up the whois of a domain with no token (call https://api.tino.vn directly, not through the /v1 gateway). It always answers HTTP 200 with success: true; read the result in this order:
errorpresent (e.g.incorrect_tld: invalid extension or one that cannot be looked up): ignoreavailable; the answer still saysavailable: true.rawisRate limit exceeded: too many lookups;available: falsethen does not mean the domain is taken. Wait and look it up again.domainis an extension Tino sells (e.g.vn): onlysuccess,domain,available: false.available: true,status: ok,whois: []: no whois data for the domain (rawis the raw text orDomain not found).available: falsewith awhoisobject: the domain is taken. Fields appear when the registry returns them:domain,registrar,createDate,expiredDate,updatedDate,registrantName,registrantOrg,nameservers,Dnssec,status,WhoisServer,DomainReserved. Dates keep the registry's format (e.g.+07:00for.vn,Zfor.com).
raw is the raw whois text: lines end with <br /> and special characters are HTML-encoded.
Public API · Updated 2026-10-26View .md
A public route: call https://api.tino.vn directly, no token, not through the /v1 gateway. For routes that need a token see Calling the Tino API.
Authentication
No token needed: do not send an Authorization header.
Parameters
Path parameters
| Name | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
domain | string | Required | Domain to look up (e.g. `tino.vn`), or an extension (e.g. `vn`) |
Response
Live sample from 2026-10-26 for a Tino domain; raw is trimmed.
Error codes
| Error code | Description |
|---|---|
200 · error: incorrect_tld | The extension is invalid or cannot be looked up; the answer still has available: true, so read error first. |
200 · raw: Rate limit exceeded | Too many lookups: available is false, which does not mean the domain is taken. Wait and look it up again. |
Errors still come as HTTP 200, shaped {"success": true, "error": ["<code>"], "raw"}; read error and raw before available. Common error codes are in Calling the Tino API.