How to Change Nameservers (NS) on GoDaddy  

If you're pointing your domain to a different hosting provider, CDN, or DNS service, you’ll likely need to update the nameservers for your domain in your GoDaddy account.

This guide walks you through the steps to change your NS records safely and correctly.

Prerequisites  

• Access to your GoDaddy account

• The new nameservers (usually provided by your DNS or hosting provider)

Steps to Change Nameservers on GoDaddy  

1. Log in to your GoDaddy account  

• Visit https://www.godaddy.com/

• Click Sign In and enter your credentials

2. Go to Your Domain Settings  

• In the top menu, click My Products

• Under Domains, find the domain you want to update

• Click the Manage or DNS button next to it

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3. Open the Nameserver Settings  

• Scroll down to the Nameservers section

• Click Change

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4. Choose "Enter my own nameservers"  

• Select the option “Enter my own nameservers (advanced)”

5. Enter Your New Nameservers  

• Input the new NS1 and NS2 values

• Example:

• delhi.ns.vergedns.com

• goa.ns.vergedns.com

• Add more if required (some setups use 3 or more nameservers)

6. Save Changes  

• Click Save or OK

• You may need to confirm via email or account verification

Propagation Time  

DNS changes usually take a few minutes to a few hours, but in some cases, it can take up to 48 hours to fully propagate globally. 

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Important Notes  

• Make sure your DNS records are set up correctly at the new provider before switching nameservers.

• During propagation, your site may go down temporarily if misconfigured.

Example  

You are moving DNS management to VergeCloud, and they give you:

• delhi.ns.vergedns.com

• goa.ns.vergedns.com

You’d update your nameservers in GoDaddy to match those values.

Refer to below link for more details.

https://www.godaddy.com/en-in/how-to/introduction-to-domains-at-godaddy/how-to-change-domain-nameservers