---
title: "Is this email really from Fluxer?"
description: "Emails about your Fluxer account come from an address ending in @m.fluxer.com, and other official email comes from fluxer.com or fluxer.app addresses."
url: "https://canary.fluxer.com/help/emails-from-fluxer"
language: "en"
last_updated: "2026-11-01"
category: "Account and sign-in"
---

> Index of Fluxer's official pages for AI agents: https://canary.fluxer.com/llms.txt
> Links to Fluxer pages go to their Markdown versions when they have one. For other Fluxer help, policy or blog links, remove any #section part and add .md to the end.

# Is this email really from Fluxer?

Emails about your Fluxer account come from an address ending in @m.fluxer.com, and other official email comes from fluxer.com or fluxer.app addresses.

Emails about your Fluxer account come from an address ending in @m.fluxer.com, and replies from our support team come from support@fluxer.com.

## Our email addresses

We own the m.fluxer.com domain and use it for official emails about your account, like sign-in codes, security alerts and account notices. Older emails may come from @m.fluxer.app, which we also own. [Our company information page](https://canary.fluxer.com/company-information.md) lists where our email comes from, including payment emails from Stripe and Pix receipts from EBANX.

## Fake emails

We never ask for your password or payment details by email, and if an email looks suspicious, [don't follow its links and email our support team](https://canary.fluxer.com/company-information.md) instead.

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Canonical page: https://canary.fluxer.com/help/emails-from-fluxer

Last updated on November 1, 2026