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-# A .env replacement for storing secret credentials in your Laravel application
+# Add encrypted credentials to your Laravel production environment
 
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 The `beyondcode/laravel-credentials` package allows you to store all your secret credentials in an encrypted file and put that file into version control instead of 
-having to add multiple credentials into your `.env` file.
+having to add multiple credentials into your `.env` file in your production environment.
 
 There are a couple of benefits of using encrypted credentials instead of environment keys: