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Receive Verification Codes by Email

Generate an email address and get signup and login codes within seconds, detected automatically and copied in one click.

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Why use temp mail to receive verification codes

Many websites and apps require email verification at signup, but you may not want to give them your main email. Use temp mail to receive verification codes: the email shows up automatically, the code is extracted and highlighted, and one click copies it. You never have to log in to any mailbox.

Which verification emails can you receive

Note: this service receives email verification codes only. It cannot receive SMS codes sent to a phone number.

What to do if the verification code does not arrive

  1. Make sure the address you entered matches the one shown on the page exactly.
  2. Keep the page open. New emails are pushed in real time and usually arrive within seconds.
  3. If the site says the email is not supported, or nothing ever arrives, switch to another domain or generate a new address with a random subdomain and try again.
  4. Some sites limit how often codes can be sent, so wait a moment before clicking "Resend".

Automatic OTP detection

Verification codes are detected automatically from the subject and body of each email, in common formats across English, Chinese, Japanese, Korean and more, such as "Your code is 731046" or "验证码:482915". Detected codes appear in the email list and copy with a single click.

FAQ

How long does it take to receive a verification code?

Usually a few seconds. Emails are pushed to the page in real time as soon as they reach our server; the exact time depends on how fast the sending site delivers.

Can I receive SMS verification codes?

No. Only codes sent to an email address can be received; we do not offer phone numbers for SMS verification.

Can other people see my verification codes?

Only someone holding the inbox credentials can read its emails, and those credentials are stored in your browser or your account.

Why am I not receiving my verification code?

The usual causes are a mistyped address, the site blocking the domain, or a sending delay. Generating a new address on a different domain or with a random subdomain usually solves it.