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Add Figure's DNS records with any DNS provider, or hand them to your IT team.

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Every DNS provider supports CNAME records. The screens differ, but the steps are the same everywhere.

Your records#

Enter your production domain to fill in the values.

https://

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

Test environmenttest.loans.partnerbank.com

Product site
Nametest.loans
Valuepartners.test.figure.com

Productionloans.partnerbank.com

Product site
Nameloans
Valuepartners.figure.com

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. Find where your DNS is managed

    Use Find my provider on Domains & DNS, or run dig +short NS partnerbank.com. The company that runs those nameservers is where the records go.

  2. Open the DNS records for your domain

    It's often called DNS, DNS Management, Zone Editor, or Advanced DNS.

  3. Add two CNAME records

    For each row in the table, add a CNAME record. Most providers want the name relative to your domain (loans, not loans.partnerbank.com). Keep the TTL at the default, or anything up to an hour.

  4. Check your work

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

Sending this to your IT team#

If someone else manages your DNS, send them this page or the records below. They're the same for every Figure partner, apart from your subdomain:

test.loans.partnerbank.com.   CNAME  partners.test.figure.com.
loans.partnerbank.com.        CNAME  partners.figure.com.

Also let them know:

  • The records must be CNAME records, not A records, and must not sit behind a proxy or CDN.
  • Figure issues and renews the certificates; nothing needs to be uploaded.