It is country-specific, such as .be for Belgium, .nl for The Netherlands, .lu for Luxemburg, and so on.

Local domains like .co.uk for UK or .es for Spain are preferable.

The first two digits are the country code (DE for Germany).

Local domains such as .co.uk for UK or .es for Spain are preferable.

There is as many geographical extensions as countries in the world like .FR for France, .CA For Canada, etc..

The ISIN code comprises 12 characters: 2 letters to indicate the issuing country (e.g., FR for France and US for the United States) and 10 figures.

The ISIN code comprises 12 characters: 2 letters to indicate the issuing country (e.g., FR for France and US for the United States) and 10 fi gures.

You can add a location based extension on for example, .fr, for France to make it clear this is a French site.

The ISIN code comprises 12 characters: 2 letters to indicate the issuing country (e.g., FR for France and US for the United States) and 10 figures.

ccTLDs (country-code top level domain names): These are tied to a specific country (for example .de for Germany, .cn for China).

The code starts with a national identification (FR for France, GB for Great Britain) followed by two check digits and a national number.

The ISIN code comprises 12 characters: 2 letters to indicate the issuing country (e.g., FR for France and US for the United States) and 10 fi gures.

It consists of 8 to 11 digits and a country code (FR for France), a bank code, a code to locate the bank and a code to identify the agency.

Country code Top Level Domains – ccTLD's: domains that are associated to specific countries, .es for Spain, .fr for France, .de for Germany, etc.

The code starts with a national identification (FR for France, GB for Great Britain) followed by two check digits and a national number.