Investigation Is this safe to act on? Paste the whole message so the wording can be examined. You will get the warning signs, the exact words behind each one, what we could not check, and the next safe step.
1 · What are you checking? Bank or payment Bank, UPI, OTP, refund Message or chat SMS, WhatsApp, email Link or website A URL you were sent Job offer Recruitment message Invoice or bill Payment request Investment Returns, deposits 2 · Paste the message, or the link Analysed on the server and treated strictly as data — never as an instruction to the model. You do not need to include your own passwords or card numbers. 0 / 8,000
Real demonstration cases, including ordinary messages so you can see it does not over-warn. Each runs through the same pipeline as your own text.
Coercive "digital arrest" call script A caller claims to be from a cyber-crime unit and says a parcel in your name was seized. Bank phishing SMS with a lookalike link An SMS says your bank account will be suspended unless you verify today. Video-call payment instruction (deepfake pattern) Your CFO messages after a video call asking you to wire the first tranche of a confidential deal. Lookalike domain on its own You were sent a payment link and want to know where it actually goes. Viral health claim A post in a family group chat claims a spice cures diabetes. Recruitment offer with an upfront fee A recruiter messages about a remote role you never applied for, and the offer arrives without an interview. Supplier invoice with changed bank details A supplier you genuinely work with emails an overdue invoice — but the bank details are different from last time. Investment proposal with guaranteed returns A vendor pitches an investment partnership and wants a decision and a deposit before you can do any checks. Caller asking you to move money to a “safe account” Someone calling themselves your bank’s fraud team says your account is compromised and wants you to act now. UPI request disguised as a refund A “refund” arrives as a UPI collect request that asks you to enter your PIN to receive the money. QR code presented as a refund A message says to scan a QR code and enter a UPI PIN to receive a refund. Genuine bank notification (control) An ordinary transaction alert of the kind banks really send — included to check the bank rules do not over-fire. Ordinary transactional message (control) An ordinary order-shipped notification, included as a control. Ordinary work message (control) An ordinary message from a colleague, included as a control.
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