Can I use both TDPB and Anytime Mailbox at the same time?
Yes. The two services solve different problems. If you need a US-based address for parcels or US banking and a European correspondence address for banks, insurers, and government bodies, using both is a sensible setup. See active locations to explore TDPB coverage.
In most cases, no.
Google Business Profiles are meant to represent a real, customer-facing business location. According to Google’s guidelines, P.O. Boxes, virtual offices and mail forwarding-style addresses are generally not allowed, even if they are real street addresses.
The Digital PO Box provides a correspondence address, not a physical place of business for walk-in customers. For that reason, we do not recommend using a TDPB address for Google Business or Maps listings, even if it may appear to work temporarily.
No. The Anmeldung requires a residential address, confirmed by a Wohnungsgeberbestätigung from a landlord. TDPB provides a correspondence address, which is a separate category. You can use TDPB after you have completed your Anmeldung at a residential address, for ongoing correspondence with banks, insurers, and government bodies. For a full explanation of what TDPB handles, see how it works.
Every new customer completes an identity verification before their Digital PO Box is activated. This helps us prevent misuse, impersonation, or fraudulent activity.
Our verification process confirms that each Digital PO Box is linked to a real individual or business contact. We do this to protect our customers, our Partners, and the integrity of the TDPB network, because trust is the foundation of everything we do.
TDPB isn't strictly a virtual mailbox. It's a real correspondence address at a Partner location, with mail handling as a separate, optional layer. That structural difference shows up in pricing too. Some virtual mailbox services charge all-in subscriptions which can get expensive. TDPB charges a flat address fee (from € 7,50/month on the yearly plan, or € 15/month on the monthly plan) with scan credits on top, so you only pay for what you use.
Light users typically pay only the base fee in most months. Active mail users can add unlimited scanning (€ 7,50/month per address) or full service (€ 27,50/month per address). Always verify current rates on each provider's site before committing. See the full breakdown on our rates page.
No. It is a correspondence address for receiving post, not your morada fiscal or a residency registration, which need proof of where you actually live. For what a correspondence address is and is not for, read how to use your address.
No. A virtual address is often a reference number or database entry with no physical location behind it. A Digital PO Box, as provided by The Digital PO Box, is a real street address at an actual staffed Partner location. Most banks and government agencies accept it because it is a genuine address, not a virtual one. Always verify the specific requirements of the institution you are dealing with.
Yes, for routine RERA and service-charge correspondence, mortgage statements, and tenancy paperwork. For items that need a physical signature or original on the ground, you typically need a property manager or local representative as well.
TDPB charges from € 7,50/month for the address on the yearly plan, or € 15/month on the monthly plan, with scanning bought separately. For the full breakdown, see our Rates page.
You don’t need a separate room or dedicated square meters. Just a small, quiet spot where you can safely scan post is enough.
What’s more important is having a secure letterbox for deliveries and a bit of shelf or drawer space to store incoming post. For example, using labeled trays or folders.