Question 1

How does VaultBridge encrypt files?

Accepted Answer

VaultBridge uses AES-256-GCM encryption performed entirely in your browser. Your files are encrypted before they leave your device, and the encryption keys are never sent to our servers.

Question 2

Is VaultBridge free to use?

Accepted Answer

Yes, VaultBridge is completely free to use. No account or registration required. Simply upload, encrypt, and share.

Question 3

What is a self-destructing vault?

Accepted Answer

Self-destructing vaults automatically delete your files after a set time period or number of downloads, ensuring your sensitive data doesn't persist longer than needed.

Question 4

What is P2P file transfer?

Accepted Answer

P2P (peer-to-peer) transfer allows you to send files directly to another device without storing them on any server. Files are transferred via WebRTC with end-to-end encryption.

Question 5

How to share files securely online without login?

Accepted Answer

With VaultBridge, you can share files securely online without login or registration. Upload your file, it gets encrypted with AES-256 in your browser, and you receive a 6-digit access code. Share the code with your recipient. No account needed — completely anonymous file sharing.

Question 6

Is VaultBridge a secure alternative to Google Drive or WeTransfer?

Accepted Answer

Yes. VaultBridge is a secure alternative to Google Drive, WeTransfer, and Dropbox for privacy-focused file sharing. Unlike these services, VaultBridge uses zero-knowledge encryption where we cannot access your files. Files auto-destruct after expiration. No login, no tracking, and no permanent storage.

Question 7

How to share API keys securely?

Accepted Answer

Developers can share API keys, config files, and secrets securely using VaultBridge. Upload the file or paste the key into the encrypted clipboard. The content is AES-256 encrypted in your browser. The vault auto-destructs after download, ensuring no persistent exposure.

Question 8

What is the safest way to share files online?

Accepted Answer

The safest way to share files online is with end-to-end encrypted file sharing that uses zero-knowledge architecture. VaultBridge encrypts files in your browser with AES-256-GCM before upload. The server never sees your decryption keys. Files auto-destruct after download or expiration. No login, no tracking.