TiTo Mail · Topic guide
How to receive email verification codes with temp mail
A temporary inbox can separate short-term sign-up messages from your primary email. TiTo Mail requires an account before you can create an inbox; acceptance and delivery of verification messages are controlled by the sender and mail network.
1. Register your account
Open the home page, choose Register and create a username and password. This is your TiTo Mail management login, not an anonymous instant inbox. A permanent recovery email is optional.
2. Create a disposable address
Sign in and create an inbox using an available domain, a prefix and a lifetime. Copy the whole address, including its domain, before using it with another service.
3. Check your verification message
Enter the temporary address at the service that is sending an email confirmation or code. After the sender actually sends a message, return to your inbox, refresh and open the email to read the code or activation link. Not every service allows disposable addresses.
Why did my OTP email not arrive?
Check the exact address, available domain, inbox expiration and whether new mail has arrived. Allow for delivery delays before refreshing again.
Look for an error or rejection on the sender website. Some platforms block temporary email domains or rate-limit verification requests. Follow their requirements instead of trying to bypass them.
A missing message may mean it was never sent or was not delivered. TiTo Mail cannot promise delivery for every provider. Use a long-term email for important accounts.
Receiving only, privacy and renewal
TiTo Mail inboxes are receive-only. Choose 1, 3, 7, 15 or 30 days and renew before expiry if needed; access stops at expiration and automatic cleanup begins after more than 24 hours. Do not use a temporary address for sensitive or permanent account recovery.
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