Open Settings → Apps → Mail → Mail Accounts.
Set up your email on iPhone or iPad
We’ll use Mail, Apple’s email app. In older versions, Mail may appear directly in Settings.
Let’s go step by step
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Tap Add Account. Depending on your version, enter your email first or select Other. Continue with Add Other Account → Mail Account.
Enter your name, email, mailbox password and a description to identify the account. Continue.
Choose IMAP and copy these server addresses. Enter your username and password for both, even if they are marked as optional.
Incoming server · IMAP
pop.securemail.proIMAP port
993Outgoing server · SMTP
authsmtp.securemail.proSMTP port
465For both servers: your full email address and mailbox password.
These settings are for accounts hosted on Securemail. If we gave you different servers, use the settings provided when your account was created.
Wait for verification to finish. Enable Mail and save.
Return to the account you just added and open Account Settings.
Under Advanced, enable Use SSL and check that the port is 993.
Incoming server · IMAP
pop.securemail.proIMAP port
993For both servers: your full email address and mailbox password.
These settings are for accounts hosted on Securemail. If we gave you different servers, use the settings provided when your account was created.
In SMTP, open the primary server. Enable SSL, check port 465 and password authentication. Tap OK to save.
Outgoing server · SMTP
authsmtp.securemail.proSMTP port
465For both servers: your full email address and mailbox password.
These settings are for accounts hosted on Securemail. If we gave you different servers, use the settings provided when your account was created.
Run a final check
Send a message to another account and reply from it. Check that your phone can both send and receive.
Still not working?
- Check your full email address and password, and make sure no spaces were added when copying them.
- If you can receive but cannot send, check SMTP and its authentication.
- If you see a certificate warning, don’t disable SSL: contact us to check the server.
Need a hand?
Tell us your phone model and the message you see. We’ll help you with the next step.