SecretPasteSecretPaste

SecretPaste for real estate agents

Private transaction details, without the inbox trail.

Send access codes, identification files and sensitive transaction details through a link with a deliberate ending.

Share transaction detailsHow it works

Built for real estate handoffs

The deal has a timeline. Its private details should too.

A transaction can involve identity documents, property access details and private attachments. Deliver the sensitive part separately from the permanent email thread.

Encryption

Temporary document delivery

Send a private file through an expiring link instead of leaving another attachment in a forwarded conversation.

In your browser

Recipient

Access for the intended mailbox

Email restrictions on supported plans add a verification step before the recipient can reveal the payload.

An explicit reveal

After delivery

A familiar sender

Workspace identity and verified domains on supported plans help recipients recognize the organization behind the handoff.

The link expires

A straightforward handoff

From your browser to theirs.

  1. 01

    Separate the private material

    Select the details or files that should not remain in the broader transaction conversation.

  2. 02

    Choose access and expiry

    Set the link lifetime and any recipient restrictions available in your plan.

  3. 03

    Confirm through a known channel

    Send the link privately. Verify unexpected requests and payment instructions through an established contact method.

“The recipient gets the secret. Our servers never get the plaintext or the decryption key.”

— The SecretPaste browser encryption boundary

Before you share

A few useful answers.

Can I send identity documents?

SecretPaste can deliver a browser-encrypted file, but you should first confirm that the handoff follows your brokerage and legal requirements.

Does a link verify payment instructions?

No. Always confirm payment or wire instructions through a separate, established channel before anyone acts on them.

Can the recipient keep the file?

Yes. Expiry controls availability through SecretPaste; it cannot remove a copy the recipient has already downloaded.

More ways to make it private.

Text secrets

Encrypted in your browser, gone after one view. Send a password, a token, or an environment file without leaving its contents in a message thread.

Explore feature

File transfer

Streamed to storage, never through our API. Share a file or a folder with browser encryption and a lifetime you control.

Explore feature

Burn after reading

One atomic claim per view, then the ciphertext is gone. Give sensitive text or a file a clear end to its availability.

Explore feature

Give the next private detail a shorter trail.

Share text or a file through a link that expires on the schedule you choose.

Share transaction details