Recognise warning signs
- Requests for passwords, one-time codes or remote access to your device.
- Urgent demands for extra money to release funds or resolve a complaint.
- Unsolicited files, browser extensions or app installers.
- Addresses that resemble a familiar brand but differ in spelling or domain.
A padlock indicates an encrypted connection. It does not establish who operates a website or whether a service is licensed.
If you suspect impersonation
Stop sharing information. Preserve the message, page address and relevant timestamps. Contact your bank promptly if payment details or funds are affected, and use the appropriate official reporting channel.
Never send account credentials or identity documents to this information site. It does not investigate accounts or recover funds.