SMTP
Send WordPress email with SMTP
Use a WordPress SMTP plugin to route password resets, form notifications, and WooCommerce email through Parcel Wing.
SMTP settings
Copy the exact values from your in-app Settings page. Most accounts use these defaults.
SettingValue
Host
smtp.parcelwing.comPort
587Security
STARTTLSUsername
parcelwingPassword
Any active Parcel Wing API keyConfigure WordPress
- Install an SMTP plugin such as WP Mail SMTP, FluentSMTP, or Post SMTP.
- Select Other SMTP or manual SMTP configuration.
- Enter the Parcel Wing SMTP settings.
- Turn authentication on, set encryption to TLS or STARTTLS, and send a plugin test email.
Configure fields
SettingValue
Host
smtp.parcelwing.comPort
587Security
STARTTLSUsername
parcelwingPassword
Any active Parcel Wing API keySender
Set From email to a verified Parcel Wing sender such as Acme <[email protected]>.
For WooCommerce stores, use a branded sender such as [email protected] and keep replies routed to your support inbox.
Use a verified sender
Your from address should belong to a sending domain that is verified in Parcel Wing. This keeps SPF, DKIM, and DMARC aligned for better deliverability.
Troubleshooting
- Use port
587with STARTTLS, not implicit TLS on port 465. - Use
parcelwingas the username and an active Parcel Wing API key as the password. - Make sure the sender address uses a verified sending domain.
- If a vendor has a test email button, send a test before enabling production email.