keys.pgpony.app

An OpenPGP keyserver on the verified-email model: anyone can fetch any key by fingerprint, but an email address only appears on a key after its owner clicks a confirmation link. No third parties, no scraping surface. 3033 keys · 1127 verified identities.

41D5 83BB 6989 55CA AA07 3698 5B05 2952 C3B2 6730
RSA-2048 · created 2026-10-18
No verified identities yet. Key is served without user IDs.
download .asc  ·  gpg --keyserver hkps://keys.pgpony.app --recv-keys 41D583BB698955CAAA0736985B052952C3B26730

Upload a key

The key becomes fetchable by fingerprint immediately. Each email address in it receives one confirmation link; only confirmed addresses are ever published or searchable. Secret key material is detected and refused. Re-uploading the same key merges new signatures, subkeys, and identities.

Use it from anywhere

gpg --keyserver hkps://keys.pgpony.app --search-keys alice@example.org
gpg --keyserver hkps://keys.pgpony.app --send-keys YOUR_FINGERPRINT
gpg --keyserver hkps://keys.pgpony.app --recv-keys FINGERPRINT

PGPony's keyserver refresh speaks to this server natively. The VKS API (/vks/v1/by-fingerprint/<FPR>) is keys.openpgp.org-compatible. On the onion mirror the same endpoints live at /pks/ and /vks/ paths. Identity removal: request a removal link at /keys-manage (it goes to the published address), or contact NorseHorse@norsehor.se from that address.