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Receive email with a disposable address,
then switch addresses when you're done
Create a disposable email address and receive verification codes and notifications directly in your current inbox.
One address for one task
Keep verification codes in sight and your primary inbox out of reach
Everyday users can complete sign-ups quickly, while developers can clearly see whether a message arrived, when it arrived, and whether its content is complete.
Ready instantly, with delivery always visible
Get a disposable address without signing up. Subjects, senders, and message content stay together in one workspace, so you never need to switch between pages when a verification code arrives.
When the task is complete—or the address enters a marketing list—create a new address and the old route immediately stops accepting new messages.
relay5068@relayforward.comThe email relay route
Every message arrives along a clear route
RelayForward works like a short-hop signal station: the address receives mail, the inbox displays it, and changing addresses cuts off the old route. Keep only what you need for the task at hand.
Receive an email in three steps
From copying your address to reading the code, without leaving your workspace
Disposable email is for short-term tasks. For password recovery, billing, or long-term contacts, use an email address you can keep controlling.
Copy the current address
Paste the address into a sign-up, trial, or download form without exposing your primary email.
Wait for the message
The inbox checks for new mail automatically every 7 seconds. You can also refresh it manually to confirm the latest status.
Extend or change the address
Extend the lifetime if your task is still in progress. When you're done, change addresses so the old route stops accepting new mail.
Choose an address for the task
When should you use a disposable email?
The question is not whether the message matters, but whether you still need to control this contact route after the task is complete.
Short-term sign-ups and verification codes
Try a tool, download a resource, or test email delivery—then move on without keeping the contact relationship.
Event registrations and temporary updates
Receive confirmations and schedule changes during the event, then stop using the address when it ends.
Account recovery and important billing
Accounts that require long-term recovery, payment records, or ongoing service should use a stable email address or forwarding alias.
Common delivery questions
Can't receive mail? Check these three things first
Did you copy the full address?
Make sure no characters are missing from the prefix or domain, and that you did not paste spaces before or after the address into the form.
Is the sender still processing the message?
Some services take a few minutes to send verification codes. The page polls automatically, and you can also use the refresh button in the top-right corner of the inbox.
Is the current address still active?
You can extend it before the countdown ends. If you have already changed addresses, return to the sender's page and enter the new address again.