Secure Temporary Email with Military-Grade Encryption
Bank-level encrypted temporary email addresses with zero logging. Maximum privacy protection with E2E encryption and Tor support.
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Enterprise-Level Security Features
End-to-End Encryption
All emails encrypted with AES-256 encryption. Zero-knowledge architecture ensures only you can read your messages.
Zero Logging Policy
We don't store IP addresses, metadata, or any identifying information. Complete anonymity guaranteed.
Secure Infrastructure
Hosted on privacy-focused servers in jurisdictions with strong data protection laws. No third-party access.
Tor & VPN Compatible
Full Tor network support and VPN compatibility for maximum anonymity and security.
DDoS Protection
Enterprise-grade DDoS protection ensures your temporary email is always accessible.
GDPR Compliant
Fully compliant with GDPR, CCPA, and international privacy regulations.
Security Comparison
| Feature | Temp Postal | Regular Email | Other Temp Email |
|---|---|---|---|
| End-to-End Encryption | ✅ | ❌ | ❌ |
| Zero Logging | ✅ | ❌ | ⚠️ |
| No Registration Required | ✅ | ❌ | ✅ |
| Tor Support | ✅ | ❌ | ❌ |
| Privacy Jurisdiction | ✅ | ❌ | ⚠️ |
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What makes a temporary email service secure?
- TLS in transit plus AES-256 at rest is the baseline, not a feature
- Session isolation is what stops cross-visitor inbox access
- Scheduled deletion limits how much there is to lose in a breach
- A guessable address defeats every other control
The threats that actually apply
There are three realistic risks with a disposable inbox, and encryption only addresses one of them. The first is interception, which TLS handles. The second is someone else opening your inbox, which depends on how addresses are generated and whether sessions are isolated. The third is retention - anything still stored is still exposed if the provider is compromised.
Public temp mail sites that publish a fixed list of shared inboxes fail the second test by design: the address is the only secret and it is printed on the homepage. A per-session random address is a much stronger position, because guessing it is impractical rather than merely discouraged.
Scheduled deletion is the control people undervalue. A provider that keeps nothing after 48 hours has a much smaller blast radius than one that keeps everything indefinitely, no matter how good its encryption is.
How Temp Postal is set up
Inbound mail arrives over TLS and is stored encrypted with AES-256 in US infrastructure. Each visitor's inbox is generated per session rather than drawn from a public pool, so there is no shared address to stumble into, and messages are purged automatically after their retention window rather than lingering until someone runs a cleanup job.
There is no account required for the free inbox, which is itself a privacy property: the service cannot tie your disposable mail to a profile it does not hold. Paid plans add custom domains, which move your traffic off shared disposable domains that many signup forms reject.
What it is still not appropriate for
Do not route bank one-time codes, tax documents, medical correspondence or password resets for valuable accounts through any disposable inbox, however well encrypted. The issue is not the cryptography - it is that the mailbox is designed to be short-lived and low-friction, which is the opposite of what a credential channel needs.
For those flows, use a durable mailbox with two-factor authentication. Keep disposable inboxes for the traffic that has no recovery value: trials, download gates, one-off forums, competitor research, and automated testing.
Frequently asked questions
Is my temporary inbox encrypted?
Yes - mail is received over TLS and stored encrypted at rest with AES-256, then purged automatically at the end of its retention window.
Can someone else open my temporary inbox?
Addresses are generated per session rather than shared from a public list, so an inbox is not discoverable by browsing. Anyone who knows the exact address could open it, which is why you should not use one for sensitive mail.
Do you log or sell the contents of temporary inboxes?
No. Messages are not sold, mined for profiling, or shared with advertisers, and the free inbox requires no account, so there is no profile to attach the traffic to.
How long are messages kept?
48 hours on the free tier, with longer configurable retention on paid plans. Deletion is automatic at the end of the period.
Is a secure temp mail service enough to stay anonymous?
No. It removes your email address as an identifier but the service you sign up with still sees your IP address, device and any payment details. Anonymity needs network-level tools as well.