File Transfer

Upload, edit and share
files of any size

Our end-to-end encrypted, AI-powered file sharing platform allows you to upload, manipulate & share files of any size, on any device.

Click or drag-and-drop your files here

Up to 100GB direct P2P
Nearby Active P2P Devices (0)
Auto-Connecting Web & Android
📡 Scanning for active Android apps, iPhones & Web browsers...
Steps to use

How to Use: Direct P2P Transfer

  1. Select Files: Click the zone above to drag & drop or browse files/folders (up to 100GB total size).
  2. Generate Link: Click "Create P2P Link" to configure the direct channel.
  3. Share link/QR: Copy the link or show the QR code to the receiver.
  4. Keep Tab Open: Crucial! Keep this browser tab open while the receiver downloads the file. Closing it will abort the transfer.

131M

Files Shared

7.6PB

Uploaded

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Superfast P2P

P2P File Transfer Guide & WebRTC Technology

Discover how zero-knowledge direct browser sharing works, why peer-to-peer WebRTC file transfers are highly secure, and how you can share files up to 100 GB.

🚀 How WebRTC P2P Sharing Works

Traditional file sharing sites require you to first upload a file to their central cloud servers, wait for the upload to complete, and then send a link to the receiver. The receiver then has to download the file from that cloud storage.

Bishal Transfer uses WebRTC (Web Real-Time Communication) technology to establish a direct, peer-to-peer data tunnel between your browser and the recipient's browser. Files are compressed client-side and stream directly from your device to theirs.

Because it bypasses the cloud entirely, there is no waiting time for uploads, and the speed is only limited by the physical bandwidth of the two connections.

🔒 Zero-Knowledge & Absolute Privacy

When you send sensitive documents, designs, or personal data, the last thing you want is for a copy to reside on a third-party server.

Our WebRTC data channels are encrypted end-to-end using standard DTLS (Datagram Transport Layer Security) and SRTP (Secure Real-time Transport Protocol). The signaling server only handles the initial discovery handshake and is completely blind to your file data.

Once connected, the transfer is direct, private, and leaves no digital footprint on the internet.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)