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Add Figure's DNS records to a Cloud DNS zone.

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If your domain was registered with Google Domains, it has likely moved to Squarespace. Follow the Squarespace guide instead.

Your records#

Enter your production domain to fill in the values. Cloud DNS calls the fields DNS name and Canonical name.

https://
Open Google Cloud DNS

Example records· Enter your domain above to fill in your own

Test environmenttest.loans.partnerbank.com

Product site
DNS nametest.loans
Canonical namepartners.test.figure.com

Productionloans.partnerbank.com

Product site
DNS nameloans
Canonical namepartners.figure.com

DNS name values are relative to partnerbank.com. If your provider wants the full hostname, use the one shown for each environment instead. Copy each value exactly. Don’t substitute IP addresses, A records, or other Figure hostnames.

Add the records#

  1. Open your zone

    In the Google Cloud console, go to Cloud DNS and select the public zone for your domain.

  2. Add a record set

    Choose Add standard (or Add record set) and fill in:

    • DNS name: the name from the table, such as loans or test.loans. The zone's domain is appended for you.
    • Resource record type: CNAME
    • TTL: 300
    • Canonical name: the value from the table

    Choose Create, then repeat for the other record.

  3. Check your work

    Use Check records above, or the full checker on Domains & DNS, then let Figure know.