How do you point your own domain at your SquareUp store?
Put your store on your own web address so customers see your brand, not a platform's.
Your brand on the address bar is a small thing that does a lot. People trust a store on its own domain with a card more than one that lives on somebody else's address. It is a short, mostly copy-and-paste job.
Step 1: decide your address
Use the domain you already own, or the one customers already type. Your brand on the address bar is part of why people trust you enough to check out.
Step 2: add it in your store settings
Tell SquareUp the domain you want to use. You will get a couple of small records to add wherever you bought the domain.
Step 3: add the records at your registrar
Paste those records in at your domain provider. This is the one slightly technical step, and it is copy and paste, not code.
Step 4: wait for it to take, then test
It can take a little while to switch over across the internet. When it does, open your address in a fresh browser and check the padlock shows a secure connection.
Do this
Add your domain, paste the two records at your registrar, and confirm the secure padlock.
You get
Your store lives on your own brand's address with a secure connection, the way a big brand's does.
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