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Matrix

Resolve an email address to its publicly linked Matrix ID and profile.

616 usesUpdated Nov 2, 2026
Email Address
emailmatrixelementmessagingpublic-profile

About this module

Find Matrix profiles whose owners have published their email for discovery through Element's configured identity directory, vector.im. Returns the linked Matrix ID, username, public display name, homeserver and timezone when available. No published binding does not mean that no Matrix account exists.

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