Citrix Secure Mail is an Android client designed for business users who need to access corporate email from their mobile devices. It focuses on delivering a reliable, secure experience for Exchange‑based mailboxes while keeping personal data separate.
The app connects directly to Microsoft Exchange Server, Office 365, or IBM Lotus Notes environments using standard protocols. After entering your corporate credentials, the client synchronises mail, calendar entries and contacts. All data is stored in an encrypted container managed by Citrix Endpoint Management, if your organisation uses that service.
Whether you are travelling, working from home, or in a BYOD (bring‑your‑own‑device) scenario, Citrix Secure Mail lets you stay on top of important messages without exposing personal apps to corporate policies. The integration with other Citrix tools such as Citrix Files and Citrix QuickEdit means you can open attachments, edit documents, and share files without leaving the secure environment.
The application is offered as a free download from the Google Play Store. Installation follows the standard Android process: tap “Install,” grant the requested permissions, and launch the app. Initial setup requires your corporate email address and password; additional configuration may be handled automatically by your organisation’s mobile device management (MDM) system.
Citrix Secure Mail runs on Android devices that meet the minimum version required by the underlying Citrix Endpoint Management policies. Because the exact Android version is not published, it is advisable to check with your IT department or try installing on a device running Android 8.0 (Oreo) or later.
No. You only need valid credentials for the supported mail servers (Exchange, Office 365, or Lotus Notes). A Citrix account is only required if your organisation uses Citrix Endpoint Management for policy enforcement.
The client is focused on corporate Exchange‑based services and does not support consumer email providers.
When managed by Citrix Endpoint Management, the app stores data in an encrypted container. Encryption details follow the policies set by your IT department.









