1. Sign into your Wix account.
2. Click on your Wix account username (right-upper corner of the page) and choose the Domains section:

3. Locate the needed domain >> expand the overflow menu >> choose the Edit MX Records option:

 

4. For the Your Email Provider section, choose Namecheap from the drop-down list:

 

You should see the next MX records configured for your domain automatically:

Host Name: domain.tld | Points to: mx2.privateemail.com | Priority: 20 | TTL : 1 hour

Be sure to apply the changes by clicking on Save:

5. Next you’ll set up the SPF record i.e. as a domain name owner, you’ll confirm the list of IP addresses that are authorized to send mail from your domain name. Go to the overflow menu again and click on the Manage DNS Records option:

 

You’ll see a popup which says "Editing or deleting your domain’s default A or CNAME records may cause your site to go offline". Click "Got it" and proceed with the SPF record setup.

NOTE: SPF record type is no longer used. For this reason we recommend adding SPF records in the TXT section of your DNS records:

Host Name: domain.tld  | TXT Value: v=spf1 include:spf.privateemail.com ~all | TTL: 1 hour

 

6. You can add also add CNAME and SRV records. They will not affect email delivery itself and can be skipped:

Host Name: mail.domain.tld | Points to: privateemail.com | TTL: 1 hour
Host Name: autoconfig.domain.tld | Points to: privateemail.com | TTL: 1 hour
Host Name: autodiscover.domain.tld  | Points to: privateemail.com | TTL: 1 hour

Autodiscover and autoconfig DNS records enable email clients to automatically discover and configure access to your mail accounts.

 

The SRV record is used for publishing services and service discovery. Its main use is to allow services to run easily on non-standard ports and to reduce the configuration burden when setting up email clients.

 

7. Be sure to save all the changes one-by-one via the Save button.

Allow up to 60 minutes for the new records to propagate.

That's it, you’re all done!