How it works

A reset email shouldn't be a surprise you find too late.

Here's exactly what SAFE2RECOVER does between the moment someone hits “forgot password” and the moment anything actually happens.

1

The setup (once)

You change one setting on the accounts you want to protect: their recovery email becomes your SAFE2RECOVER address. Nothing else about how you log in changes.

2

Every day after

A login code arrives → we deliver it instantly and text it to you. A reset or recovery email arrives → we hold it. It never lands in your inbox, and never forwards anywhere.

3

The decision

We text you: “A password reset for your bank just arrived. Was this you?” Approve, snooze, or reject. If it wasn't you, the attacker is left with nothing.

When it's serious, add layers

The free gate holds and waits for your yes. For the accounts you can't afford to lose, turn on stronger checks — per account, your call:

  • A mandatory delay — a cooling-off window so nothing can move in the heat of an attack.
  • A verbal phone confirmation — we call and confirm with your own voice before release.
  • Reachable-hours holding — we wait until we can reach the real you.
  • A second approver — someone you trust has to say yes too.
What an attacker sees: nothing. They trigger the reset, the email vanishes into your gate, and the link expires unused. They never get the one thing they came for.

What stays exactly the same

Your logins. Your passwords. Your apps. Your 2FA codes still arrive in real time. SAFE2RECOVER only ever steps in for the dangerous mail — the resets and recovery requests that mean someone is trying to get in. See what we can and can't see →

Lock the back door — free.

Two minutes to set up. No card. Your day doesn't change.

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