Create an anonymous email account with no phone number, no personal data, and no identity verification. Native Tor access, automatic PGP encryption, and post-quantum messaging.
Many services claim to be "private" but still collect your IP address, require a phone number, or use proprietary encryption you cannot verify. Here is what genuine anonymous email looks like.
Onion Mail was built from the ground up for users who need genuine anonymity — not just a privacy checkbox.
Access your inbox entirely within the Tor network. Your IP never reaches our servers — not even when logging in.
Messages stored on our servers are encrypted with your public key. We cannot read them — even under a legal order, we have nothing useful to hand over.
Upgrade with Bitcoin, Monero or Ethereum. No credit card, no name, no bank record. Fully untraceable payments.
Recover your account via Tox — a decentralized P2P protocol. No phone, no email, no personal data needed for recovery.
Onion Mail combines native Tor access, automatic PGP, no phone requirement, anonymous payments, and post-quantum messaging — making it one of the most complete anonymous email services available. See our full comparison with ProtonMail and Tuta.
Yes — Onion Mail never requires a phone number at any stage. Not for signup, not for recovery, not for upgrades. You need only a username and a password.
Yes, in most countries. Using anonymous email to protect your privacy and free speech is entirely legal. Onion Mail complies with valid legal orders but is designed so that privacy-conscious users leave no recoverable data behind.
Yes. Free Onion Mail accounts can receive email from any domain — Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo and others. Paid plans also unlock sending to the full internet.
Download Tor Browser from torproject.org, open our .onion address, and create your account in under two minutes — entirely within the Tor network.
No phone number. No personal data. No identity. Ready in under two minutes — directly from Tor Browser if you prefer.