DMARC for ecommerce platforms
Shopify's domain authentication uses CNAME records shown in your admin, which handle both SPF and DKIM. You do not add a separate SPF TXT record for it.
No SPF value to copy for this platformShopify says the CNAME records handle SPF automatically for your sender address and no separate SPF TXT record is needed.
CNAME records (host and value shown in the admin modal)The number of records can vary, so add all of them.
_dmarc TXT v=DMARC1; p=none;Values in angle brackets are specific to your account. Copy the real ones from Shopify rather than from this page.
v=DMARC1; p=none; rua=mailto:<your-business-id>@mail.yourdmarc.online, or build it with the DMARC generator. Delivery does not change at this stage.p=quarantine when your legitimate mail passes, and watch the reports for anything you missed.p=reject with sp=reject. Read the enforcement guide for what tends to break, and keep monitoring afterwards.Taken from Shopify's own documentation, checked on 1 November 2026. Providers change these, so their setup screen wins over this page.
Check a real message against the Gmail, Yahoo and Outlook.com sender rules, or test whether a stranger can send mail as your domain. Both are free.
Handled by Shopify's CNAME records. Shopify says the CNAME records handle SPF automatically for your sender address and no separate SPF TXT record is needed.
Shown in your Shopify admin. The number of records can vary, so add all of them.
Only once a passing SPF or DKIM result is on your From domain or its organizational domain. Shopify's default DMARC record is p=none. It satisfies a record check but does not stop anyone spoofing your domain.
Start at p=none with a rua address, finish the Shopify setup, then read your reports. Add every record the admin shows, send an order notification to yourself, and confirm it passes before you tighten the policy. Move to p=quarantine, then p=reject, once your legitimate mail passes.
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