Secure notes in V4ult
V4ult's secure notes let you store free-form text (recovery keys, security answers, sensitive information) encrypted with the same AES-256-GCM standard as the rest of the vault.
A secure note is a free-form text item within the vault, meant for sensitive information that doesn't fit a password or card field: recovery keys, answers to security questions, device access codes, or any other data the user wants to keep encrypted.
In V4ult, secure notes are encrypted on-device with AES-256-GCM before syncing, just like the rest of the vault's items (passwords, OTP, cards and identities).
The V4 Standard plan includes up to 2 secure notes; the V4 Pro plan offers unlimited.
Advantages
- Same AES-256-GCM encryption as the rest of the vault
- Useful for recovery keys and security answers
- Encrypted sync across devices
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Frequently asked questions
What is a secure note?
It's a free-form text item within V4ult's vault, encrypted like the rest of its content, meant for sensitive information that doesn't fit a password or card field.
How many secure notes can I store in V4ult?
The V4 Standard plan includes up to 2 secure notes; the V4 Pro plan offers unlimited.