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# Connect Android Mail to mySMTP

> Configure mySMTP outgoing SMTP settings on Android Mail or Gmail app. Enter server, port 587, TLS, and your mySMTP username and password.

## Android Mail – Outgoing SMTP Setup for mySMTP (2025)

Use this guide to send emails using your **mySMTP SMTP server** from any Android device. You can leave incoming mail settings as-is if you're only using SMTP for sending (e.g., newsletter or notification replies).

### Step-by-Step: Outgoing SMTP Configuration

1. Open the **Mail** or **Gmail app** on your Android device
2. Go to **Settings** > choose the email account to configure (or add a new one if needed)
3. Scroll to the **Outgoing server settings** section
4. Enter the following values:

| Setting | Value |
| - | - |
| **SMTP Server** | relayxx.xx.xxx (from setup email) |
| **Port** | 587 |
| **Security Type** | STARTTLS or TLS |
| **Require sign-in** | Enabled |
| **Username** | Your mySMTP username |
| **Password** | Your mySMTP password |

5. Tap **Next** and finish the setup. Gmail may perform a connection test.

### Important Notes

<Warning>
  Do **not** use SSL/port 465 — mySMTP requires **TLS/port 587**
</Warning>

* Make sure the **From address** belongs to a domain with proper SPF/DKIM/DMARC
* If you're only sending, incoming server fields can be skipped or set to dummy value


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