Secria Mail
A US-incorporated service that also offers a VPN. Mail between Secria users is end-to-end encrypted, with post-quantum cryptography (hybrid ML-KEM-1024 + X25519) on by default. Mail from other providers is encrypted by the server when it arrives. Note: Secria has not been independently audited.
Key Info: Secria Mail
Jurisdiction
United States (5 Eyes)
Encryption
Hybrid ML-KEM-1024 + X25519 (post-quantum) for internal and stored mail
Open Source
No
Onion Site
No
Pricing
Free Plan - 1 GB, 2 aliases, no custom domain. Mail Plus $3.25/mo (annual) or $3.99/mo, with 20 GB, 15 aliases and 3 custom domains
Custom Domain
Yes (Mail Plus, from $3.25/m)
Aliases
Yes (2 on Free Plan, 15 in Mail Plus, unlimited in Pro)
Mail Client Support
No
Security Audit
No
Accepts Crypto
No
Personal Info Required
Requires a name
Mobile App
Yes (iOS and Android)
Active Development
Yes
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