A sending domain is a custom domain that's authenticated for sending emails from a Wix site. While it's possible to send emails without authentication, unauthenticated emails will either show the Wix domain to recipients or use the Wix domain as the From address with the Wix user's email as the Reply-To address. Authenticating a sending domain allows emails to use a custom domain in the From field, improving email deliverability and helping establish domain reputation for email campaigns and transactional emails.
Date and time the sending domain was created.
DNS records required to authenticate the domain. These records must be added to the domain's DNS configuration at the DNS provider (such as GoDaddy, Cloudflare, or Namecheap) to verify domain ownership and enable email sending.
To authenticate the domain, add these records at the DNS provider and use DNS lookup tools (such as dig or online DNS checkers) to verify the records are visible globally. Then call Authenticate Sending Domain.
Domain name to authenticate for sending emails. For example, example.com.
Sending domain ID.
Authentication status. Indicates whether the domain is ready for sending emails.