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Xceed FTP for .NET – FTP & FTPS File Transfer Library for .NET

Xceed FTP for .NET is a reliable, high-performance FTP and FTPS (FTP over SSL) library for .NET developers who need to integrate file transfer capabilities into desktop, cloud, or server applications.

Built with security, performance, and cross-platform compatibility in mind, it enables precise control over FTP operations without relying on external dependencies or legacy tools.

👁 Xceed.FTP.NET

Click the image above to receive a trial license. It unlocks all features of the component. See the Get Started section below for details.

Brought to you by Xceed Software, a leader in .NET components for over 25 years.

Features

FTP & FTPS Support

• Full support for standard FTP and secure FTP (FTPS/SSL)
• Passive and active modes
• SSL certificate validation and encryption control
• Supports both implicit and explicit FTPS connections

File Transfer Capabilities

• Upload and download files or entire directory trees
• Resume failed or partial transfers
• Monitor progress with real-time event handling
• File and directory filtering (by name, size, date, etc.)

File System Operations

• Create, delete, rename, and list directories
• Retrieve file properties (size, date, permissions)
• Change working directories
• Handle symbolic links and hidden files

Developer Friendly

• Stream-based file access (no intermediate temp files required)
• Synchronous and async API support
• Easily integrates into ASP.NET, WPF, services, and cloud workflows

Compatibility

• .NET Framework 4.0 and later

• .NET 5 and later

• .NET Standard 2.0 and later

• Runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux

• Works in desktop, web, and cloud environments

• Integrates with ASP.NET, Blazor, and Xamarin applications

Features

Get Started

Install via NuGet:

dotnet add package Xceed.Products.Ftp.Full

Add the license key in your application code:

static void Main( string[] args )
{
 Xceed.Ftp.Licenser.LicenseKey = "FTNXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXX";
 
 Console.WriteLine( "Hello World!" );
}

Read the full documentation licensing article here.

Documentation and Resources