Use a Custom Domain to send Emails with Mailgun

This is something pretty straight forward. There are two options for you to do that.

Use the API

Send a Basic Authenticated POST request with from, to, subject and text in form-data to the URL shown. Use your own domain in the URL.

Note that Basic Authentication sends Base64 encoded username and password seperated by a colon as the Authorization header.

The other option is to use an SMTP Client. Your SMTP credentials will be there under your domain.

I noticed that Mailgun does not have POP3/IMAP. Therfore only option to receive emails will be by forwarding the emails to an existing inbox.

Pubudu Welagedara | Admin