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Welcome to Vaulted

This user guide is for personal users on desktop, web and mobile devices. For business users, please visit https://docs-business.vaulted.app

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What is Vaulted

Vaulted is a Zero-Knowledge secure digital vault to store all your sensitive data including passwords, payments & finances, identity (IDs & passports), secure notes. You can even encrypt and store your important files.

What kind of data can I store in Vaulted?

  • Passwords & login credentials (we can also generate one-time authentication codes for 2fa)

  • Payments (Credit/debit cards, Bank account, Brokerage etc.)

  • Identities (Driver license, IDs, Passport, Insurance, Birth/Death/Marriage certificates etc.)

  • Notes

  • File Storage (Tax, Will, legal documents, Photos, digital copies of documents)

These are just a few examples, but you may store what ever digital data you may want.

About Our Security

The data stored in Vaulted is encrypted with the user's Master password, which is required to decrypt the user's data. Without a correct Master password, vault data can never be decrypted. We never store your Master password anywhere including your local device nor our servers. We do not even transmit your Master password to our servers. It resides only in your memory. This is called Zero-Knowledge platform.

Both encryption and decryption is performed locally on the user’s device using keys that are derived by the user's Master password.

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