Send credentials without leaving them sitting in a chat.
Encrypt sensitive information in your browser, create a one-time link, and let the recipient reveal it once.
Send the link and password separately.
Never send both in the same message or through the same channel. For example: the link in a messenger, and the password by voice or from an app on a different device — two apps on the same phone count as one channel if that phone is lost.
If one channel is compromised, the attacker should still be missing what is needed to unlock the secret.
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Four steps. No account for the recipient.
Add the secret
Paste a password, API key, token, recovery code, or other sensitive text.
Protect it
Set an access password or generate a strong one.
Share separately
Send the link and password through different communication channels.
Reveal once
The recipient opens the secret once. The encrypted server copy is removed immediately after it is claimed.