Log in to your domain registrar's account (such as GoDaddy, Namecheap, Bluehost, or Cloudflare) and open the DNS Management section for the domain you want to connect.
Create a new CNAME record with the following details:
| CNAME | @ | mercadopago-rec.goapps.co.in | DNS Only | Auto |
If you're using Cloudflare , refer to the following guide:
Log In to Cloudflare
Select Your Domain
Add DNS Records
| A | @ (root domain) | Enter your server’s IP address | Enabled (orange cloud icon) | Auto |
| CNAME | www | mercadopago-rec.goapps.co.in | Disabled (gray cloud icon) | Auto |
Navigate to Page Rules
Add a New Page Rule
| example.com | Forwarding URL | 301 Permanent Redirect | https://www.example.com |
| example.com/ | Always Use HTTPS |
Click Save and Deploy to activate the rule.
Tip: Page rules are applied in order from top to bottom. Arrange them carefully based on priority. Use wildcards (*) for broader rule coverage, like *example.com/* to cover all pages.
Save the CNAME record in your DNS management panel.
Note
DNS changes may take some time to propagate, depending on your domain provider.
After adding the DNS record, enter your custom domain (for example, yourdomain.com) in your vCard or Store settings and submit the request.
Once you submit the custom domain request, it will be sent to the website administrator for approval.
The administrator will verify your DNS configuration and assign the custom domain to your vCard or Store. Until then, the request will remain in the Processing status.
The steps for adding a CNAME record may vary depending on your domain registrar or DNS provider. If you have any difficulty, refer to your provider's documentation or contact their support team for assistance.
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