On this page
Use password, expiry, and limits together
Original pages
Text, vectors and images
Copy pages
Keep source objects intact
Merged PDF
New order, same page detail
A password protects access to the recipient page, while expiry limits the time window and a download allowance limits repeated retrieval. These controls address different risks and work best as a deliberate combination.
Generate a strong password locally or enter one you can communicate safely. Nexynto stores a password hash rather than the plaintext password.
- Send the public link and password through separate channels.
- Use one-time access only when a single authorized download matches the workflow.
- Revoke the transfer immediately if the link or password reaches the wrong person.
What the recipient sees
Before unlocking, the recipient sees a branded protected-transfer card but no file names. After a valid password, the server issues short-lived access and reveals the authorized file browser.
Every preview and download is checked again against expiry, revocation, scan state, and download allowance.
Put the workflow into practice
Arrange source documents, select the pages you need, and create one PDF locally in your browser. Review the result before choosing any optional next step.
Try Nexynto TransferFrequently asked questions
Clear answers before you merge
Can the password be recovered later?
No. Save it intentionally when you create the transfer; plaintext passwords are not stored in recent transfer history.
Is a password the same as encryption?
No. It is an access control for the transfer workflow, not a claim that the source file itself has been encrypted.