Postal Protected Email

Postal Protected Email

Postal Protected Email is email authenticated by a postal operator such as the United States Postal Service (USPS). All non-repudiation data within a Postal Protected Email is tracked and archived to support a potential court challenge.

ee also

*Digital Postmark
*Electronic Postmark
*ePostmark


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