Tencent Cloud Computing (Beijing) Limited Liability Company

Tencent Cloud Computing (Beijing) Limited Liability Company is a Chinese legal entity associated with Tencent Cloud’s domain-name registration and DNS services. Public registrar directories identify it as an ICANN-accredited registrar with IANA registrar identifier 3755. Its registrar-facing infrastructure is presented through DNSPod and Tencent Cloud, placing the company within the wider Tencent technology ecosystem rather than positioning it as a standalone consumer brand. The company’s documented role is focused on Internet domain services. These services include domain registration and management, domain availability and registration information, domain renewal operations, DNS-server administration, and programmatic tools for querying or managing domains. Tencent Cloud’s published documentation also describes batch domain renewals, bulk DNS-server modification, domain-query APIs, bulk-operation APIs, domain security functions, and an abuse-reporting process for domains handled by Tencent Cloud-affiliated registrars. The registrar’s commonly listed supported extensions include major generic top-level domains such as .com, .net, .org, .info and .biz, as well as newer extensions including .co, .io, .ai, .app and .dev; the exact availability and commercial terms can vary by extension and market. The entity is distinct from Tencent Holdings as a listed parent company and should not be treated as a separately listed public company. Available reference material does not establish its incorporation year, founders, headquarters address, ownership percentages, revenue, employee count, or individual executive leadership. A third-party registrar directory reports China as the country of operation and lists DNSPod-related web and RDAP infrastructure. Those directory records also associate the registrar with a registrar identifier of 3755, but they do not provide enough evidence to construct a complete corporate history. Tencent Cloud’s domain platform provides an operational framework for handling abuse complaints. Its instructions state that complaints concerning domains managed by Tencent Cloud-affiliated registrars, including Tencent Cloud Computing (Beijing) Limited Liability Company, should be submitted with clear supporting evidence through the designated abuse channel. This is a compliance and operational procedure, not evidence of misconduct by the company. No substantiated corporate scandal, major lawsuit, recall, bankruptcy, or regulatory penalty concerning this specific legal entity was identified in the supplied material. Because there is no reliable dedicated encyclopedia article for the exact legal-entity name, this entry is best understood as a registrar and infrastructure-services profile. It should not be conflated with DNSPod, Inc., Guangzhou Yunxun Information Technology Co., Ltd., or Aceville Pte. Ltd., which are separately identified entities that may share Tencent Cloud registrar infrastructure or domain-service relationships.

The documented public history of Tencent Cloud Computing (Beijing) Limited Liability Company is limited. Registrar directories identify the entity as an ICANN-accredited registrar with IANA identifier 3755 and associate it with China. The available material does not establish the company’s incorporation date, original business formation, founders, registered-office address, or changes in ownership. Its known operating context is Tencent Cloud’s domain and DNS business. The company appears in registrar records alongside other entities connected with Tencent Cloud’s domain infrastructure, while DNSPod is identified as a principal web and service reference. This suggests that the entity functions as one legal and operational component of a larger cloud-services platform rather than as an independently marketed domain brand with a long, separately documented corporate narrative. The service scope reflected in Tencent Cloud documentation includes domain registration, domain renewal, DNS-server changes, domain-query interfaces, bulk domain operations, and domain-security procedures. The platform supports ordinary domain-management workflows for customers and organizations that need to acquire, configure, renew, and administer Internet domains. Published documentation also provides a mechanism for reporting suspected DNS abuse or unlawful content associated with domains managed by the relevant Tencent Cloud registrars. The registrar’s public identity is therefore primarily institutional and infrastructure-based. It is encountered in registration records, RDAP or WHOIS data, and domain-management documentation rather than through consumer advertising. Available third-party directories report that it is accredited and operational, but directory data can change and does not by itself provide a complete account of corporate governance or financial performance. No reliable source in the supplied material documents a founding milestone, acquisition, leadership transition, product launch date, public listing, major litigation outcome, or corporate scandal specific to this legal entity. Tencent Cloud’s broader product history and Tencent Holdings’ corporate history should not automatically be attributed to this company without entity-specific evidence. Further research using Chinese corporate-registration records, ICANN accreditation records, and Tencent Cloud’s official legal disclosures would be required to produce a more complete chronology.

1. ICANN accreditation identified

   Registrar directories identify Tencent Cloud Computing (Beijing) Limited Liability Company as an ICANN-accredited registrar with IANA identifier 3755. The exact accreditation date is not established by the supplied sources.

   Source

An infrastructure-oriented domain registrar and DNS-services entity operating as part of Tencent Cloud’s broader cloud-computing ecosystem.

• Domain registrationDomain registrar services

  The company is identified as a registrar able to register and manage Internet domain names. Available reference material lists support for widely used generic and newer top-level domains, including .com, .net, .org, .info, .biz, .co, .io, .ai, .app and .dev. The precise portfolio of available extensions and customer terms may vary by market and current registrar policy.

• DNS and domain managementDNS services

  Tencent Cloud documentation describes operational tools for modifying DNS servers, renewing domains in batches, querying domain information, and carrying out bulk domain operations. These functions support organizations managing domain portfolios and connecting registered domains to hosted applications or other Internet services.

• Domain security and abuse reportingDomain security

  The Tencent Cloud domain platform includes procedures for reporting suspected DNS abuse or unlawful activity involving domains managed by Tencent Cloud-affiliated registrars. The published process asks complainants to provide complete and authentic supporting evidence and directs them to the platform’s designated abuse-reporting channel.

1. Tencent Cloud Computing (Beijing) Limited Liability Company registrar profile
2. Tencent Cloud DNS abuse complaints guidance
3. Tencent Cloud Computing (Beijing) Limited Liability Company WHOIS database profile