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July 2026
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DKIM, SPF, and DMARC on Cloudflare Email Routing — the parts you still need

Cloudflare Email Routing auto-signs DKIM for the zone. You still publish SPF and DMARC yourself. Here's what each record does, the exact strings to use, and how to monitor your alignment.

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