Deleted on expiry
Deleted when it expires
When the address expires, it and all received messages are deleted. No retrievable records are kept on the server. Expired messages cannot be recovered.
Copy the address below and paste it into the sign-in page. Messages appear on the right. The address and emails are deleted when it expires.
3 hours by default · Extendable · Expires permanently after 24 hours
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Deleted on expiry
When the address expires, it and all received messages are deleted. No retrievable records are kept on the server. Expired messages cannot be recovered.
Receive only
This address can't send email. Even if someone gets it, they can't use it to send messages.
Expiration
The address is valid for 3 hours by default. Extend it if you're still waiting for a message. It expires permanently after 24 hours.
You can't send email, and expired messages can't be recovered. For accounts you need to keep using, such as banking or work, use your regular email or create a long-term forwarding alias.
Explore email forwardingThe portal only needs an address that can receive email. Give it a Tmpkey address and keep your real one private.
Connect to hotel, airport or coffee shop Wi-Fi and wait for the sign-in page to appear.
Tap “Copy address” on the Tmpkey homepage and paste it into the email field.
When the message arrives in your inbox, copy the code or open the link.
No need to delete anything. The address and messages are deleted automatically when they expire.
Email forwarding
Temporary addresses expire. For sites you need to keep using, create an alias: messages go to your real inbox without revealing your real address.
When you're out and about
Hotel lobbies, airport lounges and coffee shop sign-in pages usually verify your email just once. Use a temporary address and marketing emails won't reach you later.
Read the guide to email sign-in pagesTest email delivery
Developers and operations teams can check that verification codes and welcome emails arrive and display correctly. No cleanup needed—the address expires automatically.
See how to use it on the blog3 hours by default. Extend it if you're waiting for a message. It expires permanently after 24 hours.
No. Tmpkey is receive-only, so nobody can use it to send email.
No. The address and messages are deleted when it expires. Use any important verification codes before then.
Addresses and messages are deleted automatically on expiry, and the server keeps no retrievable records. See our Privacy Policy for details.
No. An address is ready as soon as you open the homepage. Email forwarding requires signing in with a code sent to your real email address.
Temporary email addresses expire and are deleted. Email forwarding uses aliases you create after signing in, with messages forwarded to your real inbox.
Your address is ready. Copy it and you're set.