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# Disconnect a Domain

There are many reasons you may wish to disconnect a custom domain, you may wish to connect/transfer it elsewhere, or you may just want to stop using it.

To **disconnect** your domain:

1. Log in to your control panel.
2. Head over to the **Marketing > Domain Names** section.
3. Locate the 'Un-linked chain' icon within your action icons for the domain you wish to disconnect ![](/files/tbSbkRvFD0oIV9L3cNdK) and click it.
4. A confirmation pop-up will appear and if you are happy to disconnect the domain, simply click **Yes.**

{% hint style="warning" %}
Disconnecting your domain will remove it as a redirecting URL to your Primary domain
{% endhint %}


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