Frequently asked questions

It is a real, working email address that exists for a short time. You can receive verification codes, confirmation links, and one-time passwords with it — but it is not tied to your identity, and everything in it is deleted automatically after one hour.

Yes — completely free, with no accounts, subscriptions, or hidden limits. You can create as many temporary addresses as you need.

No. Your address is generated instantly when you open the homepage. We never ask for your name, phone number, or real email address.

Yes. Type any prefix you like (letters, numbers, dots, dashes, underscores) in the box under your address and click 'Use this'. Your address becomes your-choice@abahi.tech.

Every message is permanently deleted one hour after it arrives. Addresses themselves can be discarded anytime with the Delete button, which immediately gives you a fresh address.

Usually within seconds. Your inbox refreshes automatically every 5 seconds, so verification codes appear without you needing to reload the page.

No — temporary addresses are receive-only. This is intentional: it keeps the service simple, free, and abuse-resistant.

No. Once an address is discarded or a message's hour expires, it is gone permanently. Never use a temporary address for accounts you need long-term access to, like banking or password recovery.

Most sites that simply need to send you a code or link work fine. A small number of services block known disposable domains; if a signup rejects your address, that is the site's policy, not a malfunction.

You can get addresses on @abahi.tech, @abahi.page, and @abahi.me — and set a custom prefix like your-name@abahi.tech.

Treat them like any email: be cautious. We sandbox HTML content in your browser, but you should still avoid suspicious links and never download unexpected attachments.

First, wait about 60 seconds — some senders queue mail before delivering it. Your inbox refreshes automatically every 5 seconds, so there is no need to reload. If nothing appears, check that you copied the full address correctly, and note that a few services block disposable domains. Trying a different domain (@abahi.tech, @abahi.page, or @abahi.me) often fixes it.

Yes. Disposable email is a legitimate privacy tool used by millions of people and by developers testing their own software. What is not allowed is using it to commit fraud, impersonate others, or evade the law — our Terms of Use prohibit abuse, and we cooperate with lawful requests.

As long as you keep the browser tab open, your address keeps working and receiving new mail. But once you click Delete — or clear your browser data — the address is gone forever and cannot be recovered. For anything you might need again tomorrow, use your real email.

Attachments sent to your temporary address are shown in the message view where the sender included them. For your own safety, only open files you were expecting, and never run unexpected executables — the same caution you would use with any email account.

Yes. The site works fully in any modern mobile browser — no app to install, no account needed. Open tempmaill.tech, copy your address, and switch back to the signup form. Your inbox keeps refreshing in the background tab.

No. Temporary addresses are receive-only and have no forwarding, precisely so your real address stays disconnected from the disposable one. If a message contains something you want to keep, copy its contents before the one-hour deletion window expires.

No. Messages are processed automatically so they can be displayed in your inbox, and no human reads them. Everything is permanently deleted one hour after arrival, and we collect no personal data that could link an address to you.

Each message is deleted exactly one hour after it arrives — permanently, with no trash folder and no recovery. Your address itself keeps working for new incoming mail until you discard it. Think of the inbox as a conveyor belt: new mail arrives, old mail drops off.

Your inbox checks for new messages automatically every 5 seconds while the tab is open, so new mail appears on its own. Keep the tab open during signups and you will see verification codes arrive in near real time — no manual refresh needed.