Domain Verification & Oauth2 Enterprise Integration

Domain verification binds your website to a dedicated danmu (bullet-chat) channel. After verifying ownership, every visitor of that site is served by the same channel automatically - no per-page channel codes in your markup. Verified domains also enjoy relaxed webhook rate limits, which matters for high-traffic sites and enterprise integrations.

How verification works

Add your domain, publish the verification record at the required location, and confirm. The system then routes all danmu traffic for that site to your channel and enables Oauth2 authorization for deeper integration: user identity, callbacks and custom business logic.

Oauth2 and webhooks

With Oauth2, your application can act on behalf of verified users; webhook callbacks push events back to your server in real time. Together they support scenarios such as unified multi-site management, SSO-connected community features and event-driven automation.

What you can do on this page

  • My domains: the table lists each domain with its ID, the time it was added, your note and whether it is verified.
  • Add a domain: "+ Add domain verification" opens a dialog to enter the domain and a note; the record then appears in the list waiting for verification.
  • Verify ownership: follow the per-row verification action to publish the required record, then confirm to mark the domain as verified.
  • Edit a domain: the row action "Edit" changes the domain or its note.
  • Public domains: the second table lists domains other users have published, useful as reference for how verified sites are wired up.
  • Rate-limit suggestion: "+ Not your domain? Submit a webhook rate-limit suggestion" posts a public request (domain + reason) asking that the limit be relaxed.
  • Bind WeChat: the "Bind WeChat account" dialog shows a QR code so domain events can also reach you on WeChat.

Note: this page requires login. Domain verification changes how live traffic is routed, and deleting a verified domain immediately breaks danmu delivery for that site, so confirm with the site owner before removing or re-pointing a domain.