Register your site

Adding your site to Frak is a short, two-step form. You enter a few details, prove the site is yours with one DNS record, and confirm. It takes a few minutes, and you only do it once.

Before you start

Be signed in to the business dashboard, and have access to your domain’s DNS settings (usually where you bought your domain or host your site).

Add your details

In the business dashboard, start a new site. On the Add merchant details screen, fill in:

• Merchant Name: your store or brand name. This is what customers see.
• Currency: the currency your rewards are paid in. Most merchants keep the default (EURe).
• Domain Name: your website address, like example.com.
• Setup Code: optional. Leave it blank unless Frak gave you one.

Which currency?

EURe (by Monerium) is easiest if you’d like funding by bank transfer (IBAN). USDC (by Circle) is a good fit if you or your customers already use crypto. You can keep the default and move on.

Verify your domain

This proves the site is yours, so no one else can claim it. As soon as you enter your domain, Frak shows a DNS TXT record. Copy it, add it at your domain provider, and you’re verified.

Pick your provider for the exact clicks:

Cloudflare

1. Log in to the Cloudflare dashboard and select your domain.
2. In the sidebar, open DNS → Records.
3. Click Add record.
4. Set Type to TXT, Name to @, and paste the record into Content.
5. Leave TTL on Auto and click Save. Cloudflare usually applies TXT records within minutes.

OVHcloud

1. Log in to the OVHcloud Control Panel and open Web Cloud → Domain names.
2. Select your domain, then open the DNS zone tab.
3. Click Add an entry and choose TXT.
4. Leave Sub-domain empty (for your root domain) and paste the record into the Value field.
5. Click Next, then Confirm. OVHcloud publishes the record after a short delay.

Infomaniak

1. Log in to the Infomaniak Manager and open Domain names.
2. Select your domain and open the DNS zone.
3. Click Add a record and choose TXT.
4. Leave the Source empty or set it to @, then paste the record into the Target field.
5. Click Save to apply your changes.

GoDaddy

1. Sign in to GoDaddy and open My Products.
2. Next to your domain, select DNS (or Manage DNS).
3. In the Records section, click Add and choose TXT.
4. Set Name to @ and paste the record into Value; leave TTL on the default.
5. Click Save.

Namecheap

1. Sign in to Namecheap and open Domain List, then Manage next to your domain.
2. Open the Advanced DNS tab.
3. Click Add New Record and choose TXT Record.
4. Set Host to @ and paste the record into Value; leave TTL on Automatic.
5. Click the green check to save the record.

Other registrar

1. Sign in to your domain provider, usually where you bought the domain or host your site.
2. Find the DNS area. It may be called DNS management, DNS zone, Advanced DNS, or Name server management.
3. Add a new record with Type set to TXT.
4. Put @ (or the host shown by Frak) in the Name / Host field, and paste the record into the Value field.
5. Save your changes. If you can’t find the DNS settings, contact your provider’s support.

Tip

• The Name field may also be called Host, Hostname, or Alias. Most providers accept @ for your root domain.
• The Value field may also be called Content, Data, or Target: paste the record there.

When the record is in, click Continue. Frak checks it for you.

Note

DNS changes can take a few minutes to show up (sometimes up to an hour). If Frak can’t find the record yet, wait a little and click Continue again. The record is public, which is normal and safe.

Confirm and register

On the Merchant registration screen, review the Summary (your name, domain, and currency). When it looks right, click Complete Registration and approve with your fingerprint or face unlock. No password to remember.

That’s it, usually in under a minute. Your site is registered and ready.

You’re registered, what’s next

Install Frak on your siteAdd the Frak plugin to WordPress, PrestaShop, or a custom site.

Add fundsTop up your reward balance by card or bank transfer.

Create a campaignDecide how much customers earn, and for what.

If something looks off

• “A merchant already exists for this domain.” Your site is already registered, possibly under another account. Reach out from the business dashboard if that’s unexpected.
• “The DNS TXT record is not set.” The record isn’t visible yet. Double-check you pasted the exact value at your provider, then wait a few minutes and click Continue again.