How to Set Up DKIM for Mailigen?
Your Generated DKIM Records
Keep the private key secure and add the DKIM record to your DNS
Your Generated DKIM Records
Keep the private key secure and add the DKIM record to your DNS
Generated DKIM Record
Private Key
You must enter the private key in your DKIM signer. It must be kept secret, as anyone with access to it can stamp tokens pretending to be you
Public Key
The public key is the original raw 'X509' format. It's not usable in DNS directly, but it might be useful for something else.
Subdomain
Publish the generated record text on this DNS host. Format: [selector]._domainkey.[yourdomain.com] — never use @ in DNS records.
DomainKeys Identified Mail (DKIM) is a method for email senders to digitally sign email messages in a way that can be verified by email receivers. This allows receivers to verify that the message truly came from the sender, and has not been tampered with. DKIM is intended to address some of the flaws in the existing email system, such as spoofing, phishing, and message tampering.
You must adhere to the steps in Mailigen in order to produce the DKIM records required for email authentication. You must set up the records on your DNS after receiving them from Mailigen. Let’s look at how to Set Up DKIM for Mailgen.
How to Set Up DKIM for Mailigen?
- After signing into Mailigen, navigate to the “Email Authentication section.”
- Select Add a Domain.
- After entering your domain name, select “Get DNS Records.”

- You must publish the DKIM record created by Mailigen in your domain’s DNS. Replicate the TXT value.

- Paste the DKIM record name and value into your DNS administration panel.
- Save your changes.
You can use Skysnag’s free DKIM Checker to check the health of your DKIM record here
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For more information on Mailigen DKIM setup, you can refer to their reference documentation
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