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Verification codes from all kinds of services, delivered here

  • Social media
  • Online shopping
  • Gaming platforms
  • Developer services
  • Forums and communities
  • Downloads
  • Public Wi-Fi
  • Streaming trials

What is FwdBay?

FwdBay is an inbox for verification codes. Many websites ask for an email address to send a code before you can sign up, log in, or download something. If you don't want to share your real email, get a disposable address here instead. Codes appear right on the page—copy one, enter it, and you're done. After 3 hours, the address and all its emails are deleted, and it won't end up on marketing lists.

For services you plan to keep using, such as subscriptions, billing, or membership updates, sign in to create a forwarding alias. Incoming mail is forwarded through fwdbay.com to your real inbox, and you can disable the alias anytime.

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Why use this inbox for verification codes?

Arrives in seconds

The inbox checks for new mail every 5 seconds, so there's no need to refresh. Most verification codes arrive before you switch back to the page.

Codes you can read at a glance

Emails are displayed as they arrive, with numbers in a monospaced font so you won't confuse 0 with O or 1 with l when copying a code.

Need more time? Extend it

Your address is kept for 3 hours by default, with a countdown shown beside it. Waiting for a late confirmation email? Just click to extend its lifetime.

Get a new address in one click

Need a second account on the same service, or has your old address started getting marketing emails? Switch to a new address in seconds.

Keep your real email private

Websites only see your disposable address. Even if it leaks or gets sold to advertisers later, it can't lead back to your primary inbox.

The whole inbox is deleted

When time runs out, the address, emails, and attachments are deleted. You can also delete individual emails anytime without waiting for the countdown to end.

When to use a disposable inbox

  • Sign up for a trial
  • Download a file
  • Test email delivery
  • One-time sign-in
  • Compare prices or sign up for updates

Create an account you only need once

Want to try a new tool but aren't sure you'll keep using it? Sign up with a disposable address. Your code lands, your account is ready, and any marketing emails it sends later disappear along with the address.

Test sign-up flows and notification emails

Need to check the layout, sender, and delivery speed of verification emails before launch? Use a fresh address for each test to see exactly what recipients get, without cluttering your team's inbox.

Frequently asked questions

Can I receive verification codes with a disposable email address?

Yes. Codes for sign-ups and logins, as well as email confirmation links, are delivered to your address in most cases. Some platforms block public disposable email domains. If that happens, try a different address or use a forwarding alias instead.

What if I don't receive a verification code?

Check that you copied the address correctly, then wait 30 seconds to a minute. If the code still hasn't arrived, click “Resend” or try a new address. For more troubleshooting steps, see our troubleshooting guide for missing codes.

How long are emails stored?

By default, emails are kept for 3 hours, with a countdown beside the address. You can extend this anytime. Once the time is up, the address and emails are deleted and can't be recovered, so don't use it for anything you need to keep.

Is email or SMS verification more secure?

Each has its own risks: SMS can be hijacked through SIM swapping, while email security depends on the email account itself. For one-time sign-ups, a disposable email address means sharing one less phone number. For important accounts, use your own email and enable two-step verification. See our email vs. SMS comparison.

Can anyone else see my inbox?

Your inbox is opened with an access token stored in your browser; the address alone can't be used to view your emails. Still, don't use it for sensitive accounts like banking or identity services.

Is it free, and do I need to sign up?

The disposable inbox is completely free and requires no sign-up. To create a long-term forwarding alias, sign in with an email code—no password required.

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