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A second opinion for suspicious messages
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ScamShield checks suspicious messages, links, and screenshots, then explains the risk in simple language.
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HIGH RISK
This looks like a scam
Do not use the link or share your account information.
Why we flagged it
Creates false urgency
Link does not match the bank
Asks for private account details
What you should do
Contact your bank using a number you already trust.
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Check messages, links, and screenshots. Get one clear verdict and practical safety advice.
- Plain-language explanations
- Realtime results
- Built for common scams
- Privacy-conscious uploads
The pressure is the point
Scam messages are designed to make you act before you think.
One report, more context
Check what you received, in the form you received it.
Scammers mix convincing words, misleading links, and copied branding. ScamShield brings those clues together.
Links
Check a web address before opening it. ScamShield evaluates reputation and suspicious website behavior.
Screenshots
Choose a screenshot. ScamShield reads the visible text and checks it for scam signals.
Combined analysis
Add the message, link, and screenshot together to receive one combined report.
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What looks suspicious?
Choose what you received. You can add more than one.
Never share passwords, OTPs, or PINs.↗ Link found
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How it works
Three steps from uncertainty to a safer next move.
Share what looks suspicious
Paste a message, enter a link, or select a screenshot.
ScamShield checks multiple signals
The app examines language patterns, link reputation, screenshot text, and other warning signs.
Know what to do next
Receive a risk level, reasons, recommended actions, and a practical safety tip.
Product walkthrough
Understand the reason, not just the score.
ScamShield explains warning signs in language anyone can understand.
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What looks suspicious?
Choose what you received. You can add more than one.
Never share passwords, OTPs, or PINs.9:41● ◒
Your SBI KYC expires today. Verify now at sbi-secure.help...
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Checking the details
- Reading the message
- Checking the link
- Looking for warning signs
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HIGH RISK
This looks like a scam
Do not use the link or share your account information.
Why we flagged it
Creates false urgency
Link does not match the bank
Asks for private account details
What you should do
Contact your bank using a number you already trust.
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LOW RISK
No clear scam signs found
Stay careful if the sender asks for money or private details later.
What we checked
No urgent payment request
Link matches the sender
No request for an OTP or PIN
Remember
A low-risk result does not guarantee that something is safe.
A report built for real life
The answer is clear before the details.
A score alone cannot tell you what to do. ScamShield starts with a verdict, then shows the warning signs and a practical next action.
How we approach responsible AIHIGH RISK
Score 92This looks like a scam
Why
- Creates false urgency
- The link does not match the claimed bank
- Requests personal account information
What to do
Do not click the link. Contact your bank using a number you already trust.
Designed for urgent moments
When a message creates panic, the app should create clarity.
- Clear, plain language
- Large, readable text
- Fast submission
- Realtime progress
- No technical jargon
- Practical next steps
Privacy and trust
Know what happens to what you share.
Trust starts with honest limits, not sweeping promises.
Screenshot uploads are used for analysis. Temporary uploads are deleted according to the configured retention period.
Never upload passwords, OTPs, PINs, or complete card details. Some checks may use trusted third-party security providers.
ScamShield is a second-opinion tool. A low-risk result does not guarantee that something is safe.
Scam safety
Good guidance matters before and after a scam.
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Clicked a suspicious link?
Close the page, disconnect if needed, and secure affected accounts.
Shared an OTP?
Contact your bank immediately and review recent transactions.
UPI and QR-code scams
Know why receiving money never requires your UPI PIN.
Fake KYC messages
Use your bank's official app or a number you already trust.
Protect older family members
Agree on a simple pause-and-call routine before emergencies happen.
Early access
Keep a second opinion in your pocket.
Check suspicious messages, links, and screenshots wherever you receive them.
ScamShield is not yet listed in app stores. We will only show official store badges after publication.
9:41● ◒
CHECK SOMETHING
What looks suspicious?
Choose what you received. You can add more than one.
Never share passwords, OTPs, or PINs.9:41● ◒
HIGH RISK
This looks like a scam
Do not use the link or share your account information.
Why we flagged it
Creates false urgency
Link does not match the bank
Asks for private account details
What you should do
Contact your bank using a number you already trust.
Frequently asked questions
Straight answers build safer habits.
What can ScamShield check?
ScamShield can review suspicious message text, links, screenshots, or a combination of all three.
Can it analyse WhatsApp screenshots?
Yes. You can choose a screenshot and ScamShield will read visible text for scam signals. Do not include OTPs, passwords, PINs, or full card details.
Does the app open suspicious links?
The product is designed to inspect a submitted address using safety signals. You should not open the link yourself just to copy more information.
How long does analysis take?
Timing depends on what you share and the checks required. The app shows progress while it works rather than promising an exact time.
Is ScamShield always accurate?
No. ScamShield provides automated guidance and can make mistakes. Use the verdict as a second opinion, not a guarantee.
What does a low-risk result mean?
It means the checks did not find strong warning signs. It does not prove that the sender, link, or request is safe.