Custom Domains

Use your own domain

You can serve a Cryptohopper.AI project from a domain you own instead of the default cryptohopper.app subdomain — visitors then see your domain in the address bar. Your project always keeps its original subdomain as well.

Adding a custom domain

1. Open your project and go to its Settings.
2. Find the Custom Domain section and enter the domain you want to use (for example app.example.com).
3. Cryptohopper.AI shows you two DNS records — a CNAME that points your domain at your project, and a TXT record that proves you own it.
4. Add both records at your DNS provider (Cloudflare, GoDaddy, Namecheap, Route 53, and so on), then wait for verification.

Verification & status

• Pending — the records are being checked. DNS changes can take from a few minutes to a few hours to propagate.
• Active — verification succeeded and your project is served from your domain.
• Failed — the records could not be verified. Double-check that both exist and match exactly what was shown.

HTTPS

Once verification completes, an SSL certificate is provisioned and renewed for you automatically, so your visitors always get HTTPS. You never upload or manage certificates yourself.

Troubleshooting

• Stuck on pending — propagation can take up to 24 hours; you can check progress with a public DNS lookup tool.
• Root-domain conflict — a bare root domain (such as example.com) often cannot use a CNAME. Use a subdomain like app.example.com instead.
• Already in use — a domain can be attached to one project at a time; remove it from the other project first.