Solved it.
For anyone having this curiosity: nameservers can be any nameserver.
I purchased the cheapest hosting plan I could find. Pointed the new domain to the hosting’s nameservers (in this case, namecheap). From there, I can now add the records.
I know how depressed you were when you found out you can only put nameserver and how happy you were when you found out about namecheap right? I felt the same
@despega@solinz happy to see I’m not the only one in this scenario.
I purchased a domain in Guyana (.gy) but the registrar is asking for 2 nameservers instead of a DNS record.
Did you purchase hosting from namecheap, configure the bubble app’s DNS records in namecheap then give the nameservers from namecheap to your domain registrar?
Would appreciate any help/pointers. Thanks in advance
@despega I’m having issues connecting my bubble app with Namecheap. Can you please tell me how you resolved the issue? I’ve attached pictures of my DNS records. It would be great to know how you solved it
Thank you, this has helped me as well. I bought a domain for .ro and the registrar also requires nameservers.
I purchased the premium DNS from namecheap and pointed it to my .ro domain.
I then copied the two nameservers specified in the article on my romanian registrar’s page.
I went into namecheap in the Domains List menu, selected to show all products and was able to manage my .ro domain.
I went to Advanced DNS and added the records that Bubble made available and a couple of hours later the app was running on my romanian domain. Success!