Encrypted before transport

Encrypted file transfer in your browser

Transfera protects file data before it travels and pairs sender and receiver through a temporary access key or QR code.

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Encryption is part of the transfer flow

The browser encrypts file data for the paired session. When a direct WebRTC connection is available, files move between the two devices over an encrypted peer connection. When direct transfer is unavailable, the fallback relay carries encrypted data rather than a readable file.

  • + Browser-based encryption
  • + Temporary session keys
  • + Encrypted peer transport
  • + Encrypted relay fallback
  • + No account database

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A smaller sharing footprint

Transfera avoids permanent public file pages. The receiver joins the temporary session, accepts the transfer, and saves the file on their device.

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Understand the security boundary

The access key or QR code should be shared only with the intended receiver. Device security and browser integrity still matter, and highly sensitive transfers should use trusted devices and networks.

Common questions

Frequently asked questions

Is the file encrypted before upload?

File data is encrypted in the browser before relay fallback transport.

What happens when WebRTC cannot connect?

Transfera can use a temporary relay path while keeping the file payload encrypted.

Can the access key be reused?

Access keys are intended for temporary transfer sessions, not permanent sharing.

Ready to send files securely?

Pair two devices and start an encrypted browser transfer. No account required.

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