Domain Verification Protocol makes domain name verification as easy as verifying an email address or telephone number
DOMAIN VERIFICATION
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None of the data you enter will be used for anything other than building your record.
Domain Name (optional):
Verifiable Identifier:
Grant access to all services?
Yes
No, set restrictions
Grant access to any service in these categories:
SEO
Email
Marketing
Storage
Security
AND, any service provided by these service providers:
AND, any service matching these names:
Set an expiry date for this association?
No, associate indefinitely
Yes
Set the expiry date:
Set Privacy
The association between the domain and verifiable identifier listed above is hidden: only someone that knows both the domain and verifiable identifier
and
suspects an association between the two can use a Domain Verification record to confirm the association. However, if this association is highly sensitive – e.g. a website operated anonymously – you can select "Secret" and only authorised Service Providers will be able to verify the association. Technical explanation: We add a salt to the verifiable identifier before hashing it and only licensed service providers have access to salts.
Hidden (recommended)
Secret
Description (optional):
Since the verifiable identifier isn't stored in the record itself, you can use a description to help keep track of which record is for which authorised party. For the privacy conscious, it's not recomended to store the verifiable identifier in this field, but you could store a hint. For example, instead of using "john.smith@example.com", use "JS email".