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Thexyz Email Settings: IMAP, POP3 and SMTP

Every server address and port for Thexyz in Outlook, Apple Mail, Thunderbird or your phone, taken from the Thexyz knowledge base. One surprise up front. The server is secure.emailsrvr.com, not thexyz.com. You sign in with your normal password. Copy each value with 1 tap.

Tested July 27, 2026 1 Tap Copy The Server Is secure.emailsrvr.com

Thexyz Quick Settings

IMAP Server secure.emailsrvr.com
IMAP Port 993 (SSL/TLS)
SMTP Server secure.emailsrvr.com
SMTP Port 465 (SSL) / 587 (STARTTLS)
POP3 Server secure.emailsrvr.com
Username Your full email address

Quick answer: Thexyz mail runs on secure.emailsrvr.com, not thexyz.com. IMAP uses port 993, POP3 uses 995 and SMTP uses 465, all over SSL. Sign in with your full email address as the username and your normal password. SSL is required on every port.

Every setting on this page is verified with live IMAP and SMTP connections from Univik email software. Since 2013 we have shipped email backup and converter tools, which means we wire these servers up daily. See what changed →

What Changed Recently#

Thexyz keeps its client setup steady. The two points that matter are the server name and the move to SSL only.

Latest update

The host is secure.emailsrvr.com. Thexyz mail sits on the OpenText email cloud, so clients connect to secure.emailsrvr.com rather than a thexyz.com address. This holds even when your mailbox is on your own custom domain.

Earlier change

Non-SSL ports were retired. Thexyz now expects SSL on the secure ports 993, 995 and 465. Older plain-text ports no longer accept connections, so switch any old setup to SSL.

Earlier change

MobileSync is available for push. Thexyz offers Exchange ActiveSync, called MobileSync, for near instant mail, calendar and contact sync. Plain IMAP still works well through secure.emailsrvr.com.

Current status: IMAP, POP3 and SMTP all work today on secure.emailsrvr.com over SSL, using your full address and normal password.

Before You Begin#

Thexyz setup is quick once one thing clicks. The server name is not the one most people guess.

1. Use secure.emailsrvr.com as the server

Thexyz mail is hosted on secure.emailsrvr.com. Do not enter imap.thexyz.com or mail.thexyz.com in a client. Those do not work for sending or receiving. The webmail address webmail.thexyz.com is for the browser only.

Where: Incoming and outgoing server fields in your client

2. Turn SSL on, then sign in normally

Thexyz retired its non-SSL ports, so SSL has to be on for 993, 995 and 465. Your username is your full address and your password is the same one you use at webmail.thexyz.com.

Where: How login works below →

About Thexyz Mail#

Thexyz is a Canadian privacy focused email provider, paid and free of ads, running its Premium Email service on the OpenText email cloud.

The one thing that trips people up is the server name. Thexyz mail is not hosted at thexyz.com, it is hosted on secure.emailsrvr.com. That single host handles IMAP, POP and SMTP on their SSL ports. You sign in with your full address and your normal password, the same one you use at webmail.thexyz.com. Thexyz also offers ActiveSync, called MobileSync, on a separate Exchange host for push mail and calendar sync.

Service NameThexyz Mail
Based InCanada
Mail Hostsecure.emailsrvr.com
Email Domains@thexyz.com or your own custom domain
Webmail URLwebmail.thexyz.com
Protocols SupportedIMAP, POP3, SMTP, ActiveSync
App Password NeededNo, normal password
Webmailwebmail.thexyz.com
The host never changes: whether your address ends in @thexyz.com or your own custom domain, the client server stays secure.emailsrvr.com. Only your address and webmail sign-in reflect the domain.

Thexyz Webmail Login#

You can always read your mail in the browser. The Thexyz webmail sits at:

Account Security

webmail.thexyz.com

Password Recovery

www.thexyz.com/account

Watch out for fake support pages. Some pages ranking for these settings lead with a phone number and a paid setup offer. Neither Thexyz nor Univik asks you to call anyone to type a server name. Every value here is free.

Connect to secure.emailsrvr.com#

Thexyz login is plain once the server name is right. The host is secure.emailsrvr.com for every protocol, your username is your full address and your password is the same one you use at webmail.thexyz.com. There is no app password.

SettingWhat to enter
Incoming and outgoing serversecure.emailsrvr.com
UsernameYour full email address, such as you@thexyz.com
PasswordYour normal Thexyz password, the same as webmail.thexyz.com
Auth typeNormal password, both incoming and outgoing
EncryptionSSL on every port
Do not use a thexyz.com server: a client pointed at imap.thexyz.com or mail.thexyz.com will fail. Those names are not mail servers. Enter secure.emailsrvr.com in both the incoming and outgoing fields.
Outgoing needs a login too: the SMTP side also requires authentication. Turn on the outgoing server authentication option and reuse the same full address and password as the incoming side.
Thexyz server is secure.emailsrvr.com Not a server imap.thexyz.com mail.thexyz.com The real host secure.emailsrvr.com IMAP, POP and SMTP
Thexyz runs on the OpenText email cloud. Clients connect to secure.emailsrvr.com, while thexyz.com is only for webmail.
Thexyz uses your normal password in clients webmail.thexyz.com your webmail password Email client exactly the same = Full address as the username. No app password to generate.
Thexyz skips the app password step. The password from webmail.thexyz.com is the same one your client uses.
Thexyz needs SSL and outgoing authentication SSL is required non-SSL ports were retired 993, 995 and 465 Outgoing needs a login turn on SMTP authentication same as incoming
Keep SSL on for every port. Switch on outgoing authentication so the SMTP side can send.

Thexyz IMAP Settings#

IMAP is the incoming protocol most people should use. It keeps your mail on the server so every device shows the same inbox.

IMAP Serversecure.emailsrvr.com
Port993
EncryptionSSL/TLS (required)
UsernameYour full email address, on @thexyz.com or your own domain
PasswordYour normal Thexyz password
AuthenticationNormal password
Thexyz uses one host on three ports One host secure.emailsrvr.com IMAP993 SSL POP3995 SSL SMTP465 SSL
The same host handles all three protocols. Only the port changes. Every port runs over SSL.

Thexyz POP3 Settings#

POP3 runs on the same host, secure.emailsrvr.com, over SSL on port 995. It pulls mail down to one device and can clear it off the server, so IMAP is the better default. Pick POP3 only for a single offline machine. Not sure? See the comparison below.

POP3 Serversecure.emailsrvr.com
Port995
EncryptionSSL/TLS (required)
UsernameYour full email address
PasswordYour normal Thexyz password
Careful with POP3 delete settings. Some clients remove mail from the server after download. Check "leave a copy on the server" if you still want mail in webmail.
Thexyz access methods compared IMAP syncs every device best default POP3 one device only local copy MobileSync ActiveSync push mail plus calendar
Three ways in. IMAP for sync, POP3 for a single local copy, then MobileSync for Exchange style push.

Thexyz SMTP Settings#

SSL is required: Thexyz retired its non-SSL ports, so encryption has to be on. Use SSL with 993 for IMAP, 995 for POP3 and 465 for SMTP. Apple devices may label SSL optional, but it is required here.

SMTP runs on the same host, secure.emailsrvr.com, on port 465 with SSL. If 465 is blocked on your network, port 587 is the fallback. Reading mail but unable to send points at the outgoing side.

SMTP Serversecure.emailsrvr.com
Port (SSL)465
Port (STARTTLS)587
EncryptionSSL or STARTTLS (required)
UsernameYour full email address
PasswordSame as incoming, your normal password
AuthenticationRequired. Check "My outgoing server requires authentication" in Outlook.
Thexyz connection settings reference Everything in one place Hostsecure.emailsrvr.comall SSL IMAPincoming993 POP3incoming, one device995 SMTPoutgoing, auth on465 Loginfull address, normal password
The full Thexyz setup at a glance. One host on three SSL ports, with your full address and normal password.

Thexyz ActiveSync (MobileSync)#

Plain IMAP fetches mail well. If you also want push delivery and calendar and contact sync, Thexyz offers Exchange ActiveSync, branded MobileSync. It runs on its own Exchange host, separate from the IMAP one.

SettingValue
Exchange servermex09.emailsrvr.com
Account typeMicrosoft Exchange ActiveSync
UsernameYour full email address (some apps want the domain form, such as \you@thexyz.com)
PasswordYour normal Thexyz password
SSLRequired, keep secure connection on
Calendar and contacts: ActiveSync and the CalDAV and CardDAV sync add-on push your calendar and address book to a phone or desktop alongside mail. Once the add-on is active, your Thexyz Webmail and client area show the exact CalDAV and CardDAV server URLs to use.

For most people plain IMAP on secure.emailsrvr.com is enough. Reach for ActiveSync on mex09.emailsrvr.com when push mail and synced calendars matter, then use the Thexyz email help wizard to confirm the exact host for your account.

Thexyz plain mail host versus ActiveSync host Plain mail secure.emailsrvr.com IMAP, POP and SMTP the default for most Push and sync mex09.emailsrvr.com ActiveSync, MobileSync mail plus calendar
Two hosts for two jobs. Plain mail runs on secure.emailsrvr.com, while ActiveSync push runs on mex09.emailsrvr.com.
What Thexyz ActiveSync adds ActiveSync adds three things over plain IMAP Push mail arrives instantly Calendar syncs across devices Contacts syncs across devices Set up on mex09.emailsrvr.com with SSL and your full address.
If push mail and synced calendars matter, ActiveSync on mex09.emailsrvr.com adds them on top of plain mail.

Check Thexyz IMAP Settings Online#

You don't need to download anything to check Thexyz IMAP settings online. This page is the lookup: every value is verified, current and copyable straight from your browser. Not sure your address uses Thexyz servers? Type it below and find out instantly.

Does my email address use these settings?

Runs in your browser only. Your address is never sent anywhere or stored.

Want to verify the account itself before configuring an app? Sign in at Thexyz webmail, which confirms your full address and normal password work on secure.emailsrvr.com. Once it passes, any email app connects using the tables above.

Look Up IMAP Settings for Any Email Domain#

This page covers Thexyz. For every other address, work email on a company domain included, we run a free online lookup database: imapsettings.com.

imapsettings.com

Complete email settings database, by Univik

Check IMAP settings online →

Enter any email address and get the incoming and outgoing server settings for that domain in 1 step:

Incoming server: hostname, port, SSL/TLS and username format
Outgoing server: SMTP hostname, port and encryption

Your address is used only to find the settings for that domain. Nothing is stored or shared.

Set Up Thexyz in Email Clients#

The servers and ports are always the same. Only the menus differ. Jump to your app:

Outlook (Windows and Mac)

  1. In Outlook choose File then Add Account. In the new Outlook the same option sits under Settings and then Accounts.
  2. Type your full Thexyz address, expand Advanced options and switch on the manual setup checkbox.
  3. Choose IMAP and set both servers to secure.emailsrvr.com. Incoming is port 993 SSL and outgoing is port 465 SSL.
  4. Enter your normal Thexyz password when Outlook asks, with your full address as the username.
  5. Finish and send a test email to yourself to confirm both directions work.

Apple Mail (macOS)

  1. Open Mail → Settings → Accounts → Add Account.
  2. Select Thexyz if listed, otherwise choose Other Mail Account.
  3. Give your name, your full address and your normal password, then continue.
  4. If asked for servers, enter the IMAP and SMTP values from the tables above.
  5. Enable Mail in the checkbox list and finish.

iPhone and iPad

  1. Open Settings → Apps → Mail → Mail Accounts → Add Account.
  2. Tap Other, then Add Mail Account. iOS has no Thexyz preset.
  3. Type your full address with your normal password, then tap Next.
  4. Keep IMAP selected and set both the incoming and outgoing server to secure.emailsrvr.com if iOS asks.
  5. Tap Save and wait for iOS to verify the account.

Android

  1. Open your mail app (Gmail app, Samsung Email or another) → Add account.
  2. Choose Other (IMAP) when your provider is not in the list.
  3. Type your full address with your normal password. If automatic detection fails, pick Manual setup.
  4. Enter the servers: secure.emailsrvr.com on 993 SSL incoming, then the same host on 465 SSL outgoing.
  5. Finish setup and pull down to sync your inbox.

Thunderbird

  1. Open Thunderbird → Account Settings → Account Actions → Add Mail Account.
  2. Fill in your name, full address and normal password, then select Continue.
  3. Set both servers by hand to secure.emailsrvr.com, since Thunderbird cannot autodetect this host. Pick IMAP, 993 SSL incoming and 465 SSL outgoing, with Normal Password auth.
  4. If detection fails, choose Configure manually and enter the table values above.
  5. Select Done. Folders sync on first open.
Thexyz account form filled in Add Mail Account Incoming (IMAP) secure.emailsrvr.com993 SSL Outgoing (SMTP) secure.emailsrvr.com465 SSL Username you@thexyz.com, full address
A correctly filled Thexyz form. Both server fields read secure.emailsrvr.com and the username is your full address.

Thexyz Webmail Settings#

Those values connect your apps. What follows shapes the mailbox itself. It lives in the Thexyz webmail at webmail.thexyz.com rather than in any client.

Signature

Set in the Thexyz webmail settings. Anything you save there appears only on mail sent from the browser. Each desktop client keeps its own.

Vacation Auto Reply

Set an away message in webmail.thexyz.com. The reply goes out from the server, so it keeps answering with every device powered down.

Filters and Folders

A filter built in the Thexyz webmail runs on the server and sorts incoming mail before any client pulls it down. A rule inside Outlook only acts while Outlook is open.

Spam and Blocked Senders

Thexyz filters spam server side. If a message goes missing, check the webmail spam folder first, then tune your allow and block lists.

POP3 vs IMAP#

FeatureIMAPPOP3
Where mail livesOn the Thexyz serverDownloaded to 1 device
Multiple devices✅ Everything stays in sync❌ Each device sees different mail
Sent and deleted mail✅ Synced everywhere⚠️ Stays only on that device
Offline reading⚠️ Cached mail only✅ Full local copy
Server storage usedYes, counts against your quotaCan be freed after download
Best forPhone + computer, everyday useSingle PC, local archives
Our verdict: pick IMAP for anything with more than one device. For a lasting offline archive, a backup tool beats POP3, since POP3 can strip mail off the server.

Thexyz Settings Worth Knowing#

Thexyz has a few traits worth keeping in view before you configure a client or move a mailbox:

Mail hostsecure.emailsrvr.com, not thexyz.com
PortsIMAP 993, POP3 995, SMTP 465, all SSL
UsernameYour full address, on any domain
PasswordYour normal password, no app password
Outgoing authRequired, same login as incoming
Push optionMobileSync, the Thexyz ActiveSync service

Troubleshooting Thexyz Connections#

On Thexyz the failures nearly always trace back to the server name or SSL. Find your symptom, then the fix.

Error you seeWhat it meansFix
Server not found or cannot connect A thexyz.com host was entered instead of the mail host Set both servers to secure.emailsrvr.com. See the host section.
Connection refused on the old port A non-SSL port was used after Thexyz retired them Switch to SSL on 993 for IMAP, 995 for POP3 and 465 for SMTP.
Cannot send, authentication required Outgoing server authentication was left off Turn on SMTP authentication and reuse your full address and password.
Cannot connect to server Wrong port or encryption Check IMAP on 993 and SMTP on 465, both on secure.emailsrvr.com. Antivirus suites, firewalls and VPN tools are common blockers of these ports.
Password keeps being asked The wrong server host was saved Replace it with secure.emailsrvr.com in both the incoming and outgoing fields.
Messages stuck in Outbox SMTP authentication is off Enable "outgoing server requires authentication" with the same login as incoming mail.

Reader Reported Fixes

Point every field at secure.emailsrvr.com. The most common Thexyz setup mistake is guessing a thexyz.com server name. Put secure.emailsrvr.com in both the incoming and outgoing server fields and the connection comes right.

Consider MobileSync for push. If you want mail, calendar and contacts to arrive the moment they land, set up the Thexyz MobileSync ActiveSync service instead of plain IMAP. The Thexyz email help wizard walks through it.

Four checks for a failing Thexyz connection 1Host issecure.emailsrvr.com 2SSL on for993, 995, 465 3Full addressas username 4Outgoingauth on Most Thexyz failures stop at step 1, the server name
Work through these in order. On Thexyz the server name at step one is behind most connection failures.

Moving to Thexyz?#

Most people arrive at Thexyz from Gmail, Outlook.com or an old hosting mailbox. None of that earlier mail follows you automatically. An IMAP connection mirrors what is on the server now, so anything from before the switch stays behind until you carry it over.

Set up the Thexyz side. Use the values here. Server secure.emailsrvr.com on port 993 SSL, your full address as the username, then your normal Thexyz password.

Copy the old mail over. The Univik Email Migration Tool copies every folder into Thexyz. Point the destination fields at Thexyz and the source fields at your old mailbox, then start the copy.

Set both servers to the same host. During the move, remember the Thexyz server is secure.emailsrvr.com on both the incoming and outgoing side, never a thexyz.com name.

Rather not do it yourself? Prefer to hand it off? The Email Migration Services crew runs the whole transfer and checks each folder landed.

Use These Settings in Univik Email Backup#

The same IMAP settings above let you download your complete Thexyz mailbox to your computer. Univik Email Backup saves everything as PST, MBOX, EML or PDF files you keep forever, even if the account closes.

  1. Download Univik Email Backup and install it on Windows.
  2. Select Thexyz from the source list. If it isn't listed by name, choose IMAP.
  3. Sign in with your full address and your normal Thexyz password.
  4. If the tool asks for server details, use secure.emailsrvr.com with port 993 and SSL from the IMAP table above.
  5. Pick a saving format and folder, then start the backup. Large mailboxes download in the background.
Why back up before switching providers: POP3 only grabs the inbox and vacation replies to a closed account bounce. A full IMAP backup keeps every folder, attachment and date stamp in files any email app can open later. Moving to a new account instead of archiving? Use the email migration tool to copy mail directly between accounts.

Email Settings Glossary#

IMAP

Internet Message Access Protocol. Reads mail that stays on the server, so all your devices see the same inbox, folders and read status.

POP3

Post Office Protocol version 3. Downloads mail to 1 device and can remove it from the server. Older method, still useful for local archives.

SMTP

Simple Mail Transfer Protocol. Sends your outgoing mail. Every account needs it next to IMAP or POP3, which only receive.

SSL / TLS / STARTTLS

Encryption for the connection. SSL/TLS encrypts from the start (ports 993, 995, 465). STARTTLS upgrades a plain connection (port 587).

Mail host

The server your client connects to. For Thexyz this is secure.emailsrvr.com, the OpenText email cloud, not a thexyz.com address.

OAuth

Sign in through the provider's own window instead of typing a password into the app. The modern method most providers are moving to.

How We Verify These Settings#

Univik builds email backup, migration and converter software since 2013. Our tools sign in to Thexyz over IMAP and SMTP every day for thousands of users, so a changed server, port or login rule shows up in our connection logs before most guides notice it.

We prove each value twice over. First a working IMAP and SMTP session opened from Univik Email Backup, then a careful read against the Thexyz knowledge base entry. We re verify after any provider announcement and at least once a quarter.

Found something that no longer matches what Thexyz shows you? Tell us and we will retest and update the page, with the change logged in what changed recently.

 Help & Support

Frequently Asked Questions

Use secure.emailsrvr.com on port 993 with SSL/TLS, not a thexyz.com server. Sign in with your full address and your normal password. See the IMAP settings section for the complete table.

The usual cause is the server name. Thexyz mail lives on secure.emailsrvr.com, not imap.thexyz.com or mail.thexyz.com. Set that host in both the incoming and outgoing fields, turn SSL on, then sign in with your full address and normal password.

IMAP for almost everyone, since it keeps phone, computer and webmail in sync. POP3 works too, on secure.emailsrvr.com port 995 over SSL, but it suits only a single offline machine. Full comparison here.

Yes. The host, ports and password stay the same across devices. Only the menus differ, which is what the client setup guides cover. The server is secure.emailsrvr.com everywhere.

SSL on every port. IMAP uses 993, POP3 uses 995 and SMTP uses 465, with 587 as an SMTP fallback if 465 is blocked. Thexyz retired its non-SSL ports, so plain-text connections no longer work.

Yes. Every connection runs over SSL and both the incoming and outgoing sides authenticate. Thexyz uses your normal password rather than an app password. There is nothing extra to switch on.

An email client with IMAP downloads mail as it syncs, but a dedicated backup tool is faster and saves standard files you can open anywhere. See how to back up your Thexyz mailbox. If you already exported files in another format, an email converter changes them to PST, PDF or whatever your new app opens.

The likeliest cause is the retired non-SSL ports. Older setups that used a plain-text port stopped connecting. Switch to SSL on 993, 995 and 465 and confirm the host is secure.emailsrvr.com. See what changed recently.

An email migration tool copies mail directly between the 2 accounts over IMAP. You need the Thexyz IMAP settings and your normal password for this side, plus the same details for the destination account. Every folder, label and date stays intact.

If setting this up feels risky or you have many accounts to move, our managed email migration service does the entire job for you.

Other Email Provider Settings

Summary: Thexyz Settings at a Glance

  • IMAP: secure.emailsrvr.com, port 993, SSL/TLS
  • POP3: secure.emailsrvr.com, port 995, SSL/TLS
  • SMTP: secure.emailsrvr.com, port 465 or 587
  • Server is always secure.emailsrvr.com
  • ActiveSync: mex09.emailsrvr.com (MobileSync)
  • Normal password, no app password
  • Pick IMAP for phone + computer sync
  • SSL required on all ports
  • Push option: MobileSync ActiveSync