Credential template

What this template is

Credential is the default login template: separate username, password, URL, and notes fields with per-field copy buttons and an integrated password generator. It is a core builtin—always available without enabling a pack.

When to use it (and when not to)

Good fits

• Website or app logins with username and password
• API keys stored alongside a service URL
• Pairing with TOTP for two-factor login

Use something else instead

Everyday workflows

New account signup

1. Create a Credential with site name as title.
2. Generate a strong password in-form and save.
3. Copy username and password into the signup flow within 30 seconds.

Routine login

1. Open the credential from Assets or dashboard recents.
2. Copy password (or username) and paste into the browser or app.

Fields at a glance

What you need

Steps

Create a credential

1. Unlock your vault and open https://se.nt2.me/assets.
2. Select Add asset and choose Credential (always available—no pack toggle needed).
3. Enter a title and fill username, password, URL, and notes as needed.
4. Optional: add tags—see Tags and filters.
5. Save. The item encrypts locally and appears in the list and Credential category chip.

Copy secrets safely

1. Open the credential from the list to view the detail panel.
2. Tap Copy next to password, username, or other sensitive fields.
3. Paste into the target app within 30 seconds—the clipboard auto-clears after that.

Edit or retire

1. Select Edit to update fields or the title.
2. Use Archive to hide infrequently used logins from the default list.
3. Use Delete to move the item to Trash.

Link TOTP (optional)

1. Enable the TOTP / 2FA pack (Enable category template packs).
2. Create a linked TOTP item—see TOTP template.

Tips and common mistakes

• Always enabled—unlike optional packs, Credential is a core builtin on every vault.
• URL field—helps you launch the site; it is not a substitute for storing the password in the password field.
• Clipboard timer—30-second clear reduces leak risk; paste promptly and avoid screen sharing during copy.
• Wrong template?—unstructured text belongs in Secure Note; seed phrases belong in Crypto Wallet.

Related

• Manage assets
• Secure Note template
• TOTP template
• Tags and filters
• Encrypted attachments