Losing control over user data would be our biggest failure – which is why we’ve built a paranoid-level security system to keep your information safe. Here’s how it works.

We never see your password

To start using Multilogin securely, create an account with a strong password. We recommend at least 16 random characters, for example: Rlvy71kswtWMjxcEFsNS. 

Your password is never stored in plain text. Instead, we use cryptographic hashing to transform it into something unreadable.

Here's how it works:

1. The moment you enter your password, it’s converted using an MD5 hash → 9f9173e04ab6a708adc7fad26897074
2. Then, it’s hashed again with SHA-2 before being stored → f2205505e129ce8ce5f22d524e56f2d4339bc8b312896480d5d6a55cae878de7

Since hashes can’t be reversed, even we can’t see or recover your password – only you know it.

How Multilogin handles your account data

Multilogin remembers your logins without storing passwords. Here’s how:

1. You log into a website, and it sends a cookie file to your browser
2. The cookie contains a session ID (not your password)
3. Multilogin saves the cookie to a cloud server, so you can access it on any device

But is it safe? Absolutely! Before storing, your session data is encrypted using AES encryption – the same standard used by the NSA for top-secret information.

This is how your data is stored in our database:

Let’s sum up how your private info is stored at cloud storage. Have a look at the following scheme:

Your data is deleted after termination

Even after you stop using Multilogin, your security remains a priority. We delete your data 3 months after your subscription ends – with multiple email reminders before final deletion.

We are safer than your bank

We take security as seriously as online banking – which is why we hired software security experts with experience in internet banking systems. If you trust your bank with your money, you can trust Multilogin with your data.