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Share an Encrypted Vault with a One-Time Code

Share Vault makes an encrypted copy of a whole vault and a one-time share code. Send the file and the code by different routes. Neither opens it alone.

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Share Vault at a Glance

Share Vault is the HypaVault feature that hands someone an encrypted copy of a whole vault, opened with a one-time, 25-character share code. Send the file and the code by different routes, such as the file by email and the code in person, because neither opens the vault alone. The recipient imports it with their own passcode and a new recovery phrase, and every file is re-encrypted with new keys.

Share Code
25 characters, in five groups of five
Recipient Needs
HypaVault, the file and the code
Updates
A snapshot. Later changes aren't shared.

What Share Vault Does

Two Parts, Two Routes

The code is 25 letters and numbers, shown as five groups of five. Send the file by email and the code in person, for example.

It Becomes Theirs

The recipient imports it with their own passcode and a new recovery phrase, and every file is re-encrypted with new keys.

A Snapshot, Not a Link

Later changes aren't shared, and the file carries no device or name data.

How to Use Share Vault

3 steps, shown on the screen you'll see in the app.

Step 1 of 3
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Questions About Share Vault

An encrypted copy and a one-time code.

  1. With Pro, Share Vault makes an encrypted copy and a one-time code. Send them separately, and the other person opens it in HypaVault as their own vault, with their own passcode.

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  2. 25 letters and numbers, shown as five groups of five. It opens one shared copy.

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  3. Neither opens the vault alone. Sending them by different routes, like email and in person, means intercepting one isn't enough.

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  4. HypaVault, the file and the code. They import it with their own passcode and a new recovery phrase.

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  5. No. A shared vault is a snapshot, not a link. Later changes aren't shared.

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  6. No. As the copy is imported, every file is re-encrypted with new keys, so the original file and code can no longer open it.

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  7. No. It carries no device or name data.

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  8. It's part of Pro: $24.99 a year after a 3-day free trial, or $39.99 once.

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