Is it mandatory to authenticate my email domain?

Is it mandatory to authenticate my email domain?

Domain authentication is the process of implementing validation mechanisms to increase the credibility of your marketing emails. We strongly recommend you authenticate your sender domain as it will help your emails land in the inbox and safeguard them from being tampered with by fraudsters.

Click here to learn more about authenticating your sender domain.
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