Get a DKIM for a Namecheap Domain

Complete a DKIM for domains hosted on Namecheap servers

Follow these steps to complete a DKIM signup for a business email/domain hosted on Namecheap servers.

Why DKIM? Click here to unravel the importance of it.

Sender email setup

If you have a business domain email from Namecheap, you can easily update the sender identity in your tinyEmail account.

Signup for DKIM

1. Log in to your Namecheap account.
2. Click Domain List on the side menu.
3. Locate the domain for your email.
4. Click Manage.

Scroll down and click the ADD NEW RECORD button. In the drop-down menu, select CNAME Record.

In the blank row, enter this information:
Record 1:

• Type: CNAME
• Name: tec1._domainkey
• Value: tec1.dkim.tinyemail.com
• TTL: 1/2 Hour 
  
  

Record 2:

• Type: CNAME
• Name: tec2._domainkey
• Value: tec2.dkim.tinyemail.com
• TTL: 1/2 Hour 
  
  Important: Make sure to add both CNAME records for DKIM to your DNS settings to ensure proper email authentication.
  
  

Click the green checkmark to save or click the SAVE ALL CHANGES button. Your work on Namecheap is done.

Configuring the tinyEmail account

1. Open tinyEmail.
2. Go to the My Account page.
3. Select the DKIM menu tab.
4. Go to the Sender domain drop-down.
5. Select your domain.
6. Click the Check arrow.

If DKIM is successfully set up, you'll see the status as DKIM verified. If you have a problem, contact our support team.

Sending DKIM-verified email

While creating/scheduling campaigns, use a DKIM-verified sender email if you have multiple sender identities. If you have one sender email, that will be the default.

Conclusion

DKIM verification helps ensure you're compliant with anti-spam rules and improves the odds that your messages land in the inbox.