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Samsung Email on a Galaxy phone

Use these steps for the Samsung Email app. If your app is called Gmail, choose our Gmail for Android guide instead.

Step by step

Follow these steps

1

Open Email

Open the Samsung Email app. Choose Add Account if shown.

2

Choose Other

On the list of email providers, tap Other.

3

Enter your email and password

Type your complete business email address and email password. Tap Manual Setup.

4

Choose IMAP

Tap IMAP for the account type.

5

Fill in Incoming server

Use fusion.mxrouting.net. Enter your full email address as the username. Use port 993 and SSL/TLS.

Server name
fusion.mxrouting.net
Port
993
Security
SSL/TLS
6

Fill in Outgoing server

Use the same server name, fusion.mxrouting.net, port 465 and SSL/TLS. Turn on sign-in and enter your full email address and email password.

Server name
fusion.mxrouting.net
Port
465
Security
SSL/TLS
7

Finish signing in

Tap Sign In and follow the remaining prompts. Send an email to another account you can open, then reply to check that it arrives.

Email settings to copy

Use these exact details

Keep this open while you fill in your email app. Select any value yourself if copying does not work.

Mail server
fusion.mxrouting.net
Incoming port (IMAP)
993
Security for incoming and outgoing mail
SSL/TLS
Outgoing port (SMTP)
465
Email sign-in website
https://fusion.mxrouting.net/roundcube/
Username
Your complete email address
Password
Your email password
Outgoing sign-in
Required

Do not enter or save a password on this guide website.

Helpful notes

Keep in mind

Samsung Email versus Gmail

Galaxy phones can have either app. These steps apply to Samsung Email; use the Gmail Android guide if that is the app you opened.

Menu variations

Samsung’s June 2026 support instructions confirm this flow. Button placement can vary with the installed app and One UI version; the server values stay the same.

About this guide

Version: Samsung Email · June 2026 support flow
Documentation checked: September 18, 2026
Method: Official documentation reviewed

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