In order to use Titan Email hosting with your domain, you need to make sure that all the necessary settings are added in the domain’s DNS zone so your email service works correctly.
Where to make the changes?
If your domain is pointing to Hostinger by NS records, go to Websites → Manage and search for DNS Zone Editor:
If your domain is pointing elsewhere by NS records, your DNS Zone management is moved to the provider you pointed the domain to and should be managed from there.
Setting up MX Records
Before you add the new values, make sure to delete any old values of MX records - otherwise, it can affect your email performance.
Next, create the following MX records:
Priority | Host | Points to | TTL |
10 | @ | mx1.titan.email | default |
20 | @ | mx2.titan.email | default |
The result should look like the following:
Setting SPF Record
To prevent emails from going to the spam folder, you need to add an SPF record. SPF is a type of TXT record.
If you have any previous SPF records, delete them and add the following TXT record to your domain:
Name (Host) | @ |
TXT value | v=spf1 include:spf.titan.email ~all |
TTL | Default value |
The result will look like this:
All settings are done! Once these changes are propagated (up to 24 hours), go to Emails → domain name → Domain Verification:
Scroll to the bottom of that page, check the option indicating you have made the changes, and click on Verify my domain:
Once the domain is verified, you will be able to use your Titan Email right away 😊
NOTE:
With Titan Email, your email messages are automatically authenticated with a default DKIM signature. If you wish to create a custom one, check this article: How to Add DKIM Records for Titan Email