CNAME guide
CNAME is not only “pointing at a node” — it claims the merchant digital identity so the customer entry lives on your domain. Point CNAME to 302wallet.com, then register, bind, Detect CNAME, and publish services on the entry. Visitors open your domain in the browser. Below, "yourdomain.com" stands for your actual domain.
Before you start
Why CNAME? Remember the domain — remember the merchant. After verification, customers reach your entry in the browser without a platform app.
Register and bind via the merchant portal. Official site: 域名钱包.com and idnwallet.com.
Full flow: ① Add CNAME at registrar → ② Wait for DNS → ③ Register & bind domain → ④ Detect CNAME → ⑤ Configure & publish services on the entry → ⑥ Visit your domain (including receipt → Photos).
DNS: apex CNAME (@)
- Log in to your registrar's DNS panel.
- Click Add record and fill in:
| Field | Value | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Host | @ | Apex domain |
| Type | CNAME | Not A / AAAA |
| Target | 302wallet.com | No http:// or trailing / |
| TTL | 600 or default | Default is fine |
DNS: www CNAME (recommended)
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Host | www |
| Type | CNAME |
| Target | 302wallet.com |
After DNS: bind on this site
- Open the merchant portal, pass verification, and sign in.
- Submit your domain (no external checkout URL required).
- Complete domain verification.
- In the portal, configure benefit copy and click Publish.
- Visit your domain in a browser and confirm the page works (check Punycode in the address bar).
Troubleshooting
- Still points to old IP: remove conflicting A records before keeping CNAME.
- Not working locally: wait 5–15 minutes and flush DNS cache.
- CNAME check fails: confirm target is
302wallet.comand saved.