Identify the linked account before trying another login

If you can still access RedotPay, its account-details guide gives this path: open your profile, choose Security, then Email address or Phone number. Inspect the address shown there. A personal inbox receiving forwarded messages and the relay address recorded by the service are two different addresses; receiving mail in an inbox does not mean that inbox address is necessarily your RedotPay login identifier.

To inspect the Apple linkage without entering RedotPay, open your iPhone or iPad Settings, your name, then Sign in with Apple. Select the app. Alternatively, visit account.apple.com independently and open Sign-In & Security, then Sign in with Apple. Inspect the existing linkage rather than creating another account.

Use the Apple-linked sign-in path

Return to the official RedotPay app and use Continue with Apple for the account you originally created that way. RedotPay's relay-email article specifically says a password login will not work for that Apple-linked flow. Do not assume that resetting a RedotPay password is the right first response to seeing the relay address.

If Apple sign-in itself cannot be completed, distinguish that failure from a rejected password or an email code that never arrived. Tell official support which step you reach and whether you still have access to the linked Apple Account. This publisher cannot link identities, inspect your accounts or bypass either provider's verification.

Check forwarding when a verification message is missing

RedotPay says verification codes and account updates sent to the relay address are forwarded by Apple to your normal inbox. Apple also allows forwarding to be turned off. Check the forwarding state and destination before concluding that RedotPay sent the message to a stranger.

On iPhone, inspect Settings, your name, iCloud, then Hide My Email under iCloud+ Features. Check the relevant app's forwarding control. The Forward To destination setting affects mail from all apps and developers using Hide My Email; review that scope before changing it. Do not disable forwarding while diagnosing a missing code.

Then use the email delivery checklist for the receiving inbox. Forwarding being enabled is not proof that a particular message was delivered; this guide has not tested your mailbox.

Do not delete the linkage to fix a message problem

Stopping Sign in with Apple signs you out. For developers sharing a sign-in account across apps, changes can affect those other apps too. Do not delete the linkage merely to investigate email delivery.

If the registered contact channel is unavailable or you cannot identify the account, RedotPay's login-details guide directs users to official support to check available options. Keep a private note of the sign-in method, the masked address and the failed step. Send any requested evidence only through the official channel, not to this publisher. No account restoration or message-delivery outcome is guaranteed here.

A card promo code is unrelated to Apple sign-in

SAVE2 is for an eligible virtual-card order; DZ100 is for an eligible physical-card order. Use the matching code in the card-checkout promo field only under the current account and offer conditions. Check issuance eligibility, physical delivery where relevant and the final app total before paying.

These codes do not change an Apple relay address, restore a mailbox or authenticate a login. The operator's usability confirmation is dated October 27, 2026; this article does not report a new checkout, sign-in or forwarding test.

Frequently asked questions

Is @privaterelay.appleid.com automatically a wrong RedotPay email?

No. RedotPay documents that relay domain for users who chose Apple Hide My Email during Apple sign-up. Inspect the linked details and use the documented Continue with Apple path.

Should I delete Sign in with Apple if a code does not arrive?

Check the forwarding state and destination first. Stopping Apple sign-in signs you out and can affect other apps from the same developer; it is not an email-delivery diagnosis.

Do SAVE2 or DZ100 fix an Apple-linked login?

No. SAVE2 applies to an eligible virtual-card order and DZ100 to an eligible physical-card order in the matching card-checkout promo field under current conditions. Confirm the final app total. Neither code changes an Apple relay address or bypasses verification.