TXT records contain arbitrary text used by various services for domain verification or email security.

Common Use Cases:

  • Site Verification: Google Search Console or Facebook often require adding a TXT record to prove domain ownership.
  • SPF (Sender Policy Framework): Lists the mail servers authorized to send email on your behalf.
  • DKIM: Contains a digital key used to sign emails, ensuring email integrity.
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