Receiving a Secure Email
With the development of federal regulations and state privacy laws, it is important that all communications containing sensitive information be encrypted.
To help facilitate the safe transfer of your sensitive information, a bank representative will send you a secure email via the Secure Email portal. You can read the message by clicking the click here to read message link in the email.
Can't Find Your Secure Email?
Check your junk or spam folders within your email inbox. Many times, mail will be auto-routed to those folders.
Registration and Sign In
Enter the email address for which you received the secure message.
Receiving Secure Email for the First Time? You will be prompted to register your email address. To complete the registration process, two (2) separate emails will be sent to validate your identity:
- An email with a unique validation code; and
- An email with a unique url.
After Registering Your Email Address for the First Time After registering your email address, you can revisit the link in the email message you received. Re-enter your email address and click Continue. You'll be prompted to enter your password.
NOTE: If you are signing in and forgot your password, click the Forgot Password link when it appears.
Opening the Attachment
To retrieve the attachment(s) sent to you, click on the attachment to open the document.
IMPORTANT NOTE: You may receive a security prompt. Click Allow to continue downloading the attachment(s).
Replying or Sending Another Message
- To send an email with sensitive information back to an associate, click either the New Message or Reply button.
- Click the Attach a file button to attach any sensitive documents you wish to send to an associate.
- Once you have finished crafting your message and attaching the necessary document(s), click the Send button to securely send your message.
Returning to Your Secure Email Messages & Message Expiration
All email messages sent via the Secure Email portal will expire after 30 days. Before the 30 day period ends, you can return to the Secure Email portal from the original email message sent to you or visit https://securemail.firsthorizon.com/mail. If you need to access the message after 30 days, contact a bank representative and ask them to resend the information.
Reading a Secure Message on a Smart Phone
Some mobile devices cannot download files, and some mobile devices modify HTML files. Since your secure message is sent to you as an HTML attachment, you may not be able to read it on your mobile device. If you have trouble reading your secure message on your mobile device, please access your secure email on a desktop computer.
Additional Help
If you experience issues, contact the First Horizon associate that sent you the Secure Email message.
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