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I have the question about paying the US$50,000 fee. If the application is not granted, is ICANN giving the US$50,000 back?

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I have the question about paying the US$50,000 fee. If the application is not granted, is ICANN giving the US$50,000 back?

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No. The fee is only an application fee, in exchange for which ICANN will review your application. ICANN will keep your fee even if it does not grant your application. There is only one situation in which your application fee might be returned. If you claim your application contains confidential information and ICANN disagrees, ICANN will delete the information before reviewing your application on the merits. In this situation, you will be offered the opportunity to withdraw the application and obtain a refund of the US$50,000 application fee. See section I of the Statement of Requested Confidential Treatment of Materials Submitted for details.

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