SSL (Secure Form) capability with CNAME domains

Please - this would be so valuable especially for those of us who use Jotform's CNAME capability to run payment-integrated forms. Customers expect all payment forms to be SSL and it's currently not possible with CNAME forms. Please consider this with the dev team. This would be immensely valuable and would reaffirm JF's commitment to innovation and customer requests :).

Hi, are there any updates here?

This is really important for my customers as they don't feel comfortable submitting credit card info in an unsecured environment...please help. 

Thanks for your suggestion. My website client does not support HTML on a mobile browser hence I am using the CNAME method. Please please please add this feature!!!

If I may also suggest, would it be possible to use domain forwarding or masking in your hosting provider? I believe that should allow SSL protocol, here's a guide of it but only in GoDaddy: https://www.godaddy.com/help/manually-forwarding-or-masking-your-domain-name-422 

I am using Wix and I don't believe it is possible. 

Is it very difficult for you guys to secure CNAME domains? Perhaps I have been reading the wrong articles but from what I understand all that's needed is for you to install certifications and secure the server I was looking in the history and this was brought up years ago and knowing your ambition and skill, I'm surprised that it has yet to be implemented.

Is there something else I can do to help make this feature possible?

Hi,

I'm checking the status of the feature request, unfortunately, it seems like it won't be implemented anytime soon. This will be depending on the current workload of our developers and if they see it fit for the system.

I'm not quite familiar on how your Wix site is setup, but upon checking Wix, I see that it seems like HTTPS is not quite possible in their side also? Here's a guide link: https://www.wix.com/support/html5/domains/wix-domains/kb/request-using-https-for-a-wix-site. 

For the meantime, it is not quite possible to make CNAME domain SSL enabled in our side. But, should there be any update from our developers we will surely update you on this thread.

Thank you for understanding.

Saw the latest announcement regarding the SSL forms. Does this help with securing the CNAME domains as well since all forms are now SSL?

From what I understand, it still is not possible at this time. The latest update on the SSL forms does not affect the CNAME domains feature.

We had already submitted a feature request ticket.

Unfortunately, we do not have an ETA when this will be implemented. Our developer assigned on the ticket will provide response here when news/update on the status is available.

Thank you for your patience and understanding.

Hello team, 

Happy new year. Would you have an update on this feature request? 

thanks

Just a gentle bump :).

I will do a follow up on this as well. Thank you.

Hi, was there any update or follow up?

I am sorry but there is no news or updates on the progress at this time.

I would like to inform you also at this time that this requested feature was not in the high priority list.

This was the reason it is not getting to much attention from our developers.

Since there were far more high prioritized features and tickets, it may take a while before the dev team can attend to this ticket request.

Thank you for your patience and understanding.

I understand. 

Can you offer up some alternatives to me in terms of securing the form with SSL if JF is unable to do so? Are there any external services I can sign up for that can secure the form, etc.?

Thanks

The Form URL were using SSL / secure (https) URL by default already.

link: All-Forms-are-Now-Secure-by-Default-The-SSL-Limits-on-Free-Accounts-are-Lifted-

The feature being requested on this ticket was about the inclusion of using https when using custom domain name of the form.

user guide: How-to-use-Custom-Domains-with-Jotform

As noted on the user guide (at the bottom), HTTPS is not support for custom domains.

The main reason why lesser importance on this feature is that most of the time using custom domain name of the form with secure URL were being used by hackers, phishers and other users doing illegal activities. So we do not put emphasis on this.

Form Encryption is the more extreme security if you want them applied on your for as well.

Hope this help.

Thanks.