Before you trust it, verify it.

Not sure if it’s real?

Paste a suspicious text, describe a phone call, or ask about a payment request — SAFELY checks it in about a minute.

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Example check

Sample
“This is Officer Reid from your bank’s fraud team. Your account is compromised. To protect your savings, transfer $4,800 to this secure account today and don’t discuss this with anyone.”

Warning signs detected

Three patterns commonly used in bank impersonation scams.

  • Claims to be from a bank you use
  • Creates urgency — “within 24 hours”
  • Asks you to move money to a “safe account”

Do this next

Call your bank using the number on your card or statement. No real bank asks you to move money to a “safe account”.

Independent verification steps

Warning signs

Four things that should make you pause.

Legitimate banks, agencies, and family members never need you to decide in a panic. If any of these appear, verify first.

  • Urgent demands for money or information

  • Threats, intimidation, or a deadline that feels too short

  • Payment by gift card, cryptocurrency, or wire transfer

  • A bank, agency, or family member acting strangely

Our promise to you

  • We never ask for bank passwords or verification codes.
  • We never move money or connect to your bank.
  • We never open links inside a suspicious message.
  • Your checks stay in your account, and sharing is your choice.