Scam Message Checker
Review suspicious messages for common pressure, payment, and credential-request patterns.
Analyze suspicious messages, links and online offers for warning signs before you click, pay or share information.
No false certainty.
A result is not a guarantee of safety.
Protect your secrets.
Never submit passwords, OTPs, PINs, or wallet keys.
Verify independently.
Confirm important transactions through official channels.
How it works
TrustGuard starts with visible warning signs. It explains what was detected and what still needs independent verification.
Choose the content type and avoid sharing secrets or financial credentials.
See specific evidence, possible warning signs, and the limitations of the scan.
Use official contact details and pause when money or personal data is involved.
Built for practical decisions
Review suspicious messages for common pressure, payment, and credential-request patterns.
Inspect pasted web addresses for visible URL warning signs before you open them.
Review basic address signals without claiming to verify a website or its owner.
Spot risky job-offer language, especially upfront-fee and personal-data requests.
Identify common red flags like guaranteed returns and payment pressure.
Keep your prior on-device check summaries available under your signed-in account.
TrustGuard provides informational warning-sign checks, not a guarantee that a message, person, payment, or website is safe. For important transactions, contact the organisation through a trusted official channel and seek help from your bank, platform, or local authorities if you think you have been targeted.