To work correctly, WordPress relies on your domain name for the "Site URL" in the "General Settings". Therefore, it must have your correct domain name for the "Site URL".

The "Site URL" field in WordPress will not be updated if you change the domain name, which means you will be redirected to the old domain when entering the new domain.

You can reset the URL using the following WordPress article:http://codex.wordpress.org/Changing_The_Site_URL

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