Check a message before you pay
Paste a message or offer and see the warning signs.
Scammers pretend to be banks, delivery companies, employers and even family.
How to check
- 1Open Scam check.
- 2Paste the message, link or offer.
- 3Bosla points out the warning signs, such as urgency, a request for a code, or a link that does not match the company.
Golden rules
- Your bank will never ask for your PIN, password or a one-time code.
- Do not pay to receive a prize, a job or a refund.
- When in doubt, call the company on the number on its official website or your card.
If you have shared a code or paid, call your bank straight away.
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Still stuck? Write to us from Help in the app. Open Bosla · Updated 23 October 2026
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