Learn how to spot fraud and scams and report them.
Overlay
1. Check the source
Criminals are experts at impersonating people, banks, police and other organisations. Look for official contact details and type directly into your browser instead of clicking on links, attachments, or scanning QR codes
Information Message
2. Trust your instincts
If something feels wrong, it's likely a scam. Be wary of being pressured to act urgently.
Information Message
3. Protect your info
Never share your banking login details, passwords, or personal information. Remember, only criminals will ask you to move your money to a safe account.
Information Message
Impersonation scams
Scams where someone pretends to be you or someone you trust.
Information Message
Purchase scams
Scams when buying products or services.
Information Message
Investment scams
Scams targeting your investments.
Information Message
Romance scams
Scams that exploit love and friendships.
Information Message
Stay safe on your favourite channels
Fraudsters are becoming more sophisticated and will use the channels you rely on, even search engines, to try and steal your and details. Read the guides below to help protect yourself.
A - Z of our guides to keep your money secure
Read about how different types of frauds and scams work, so you know how to spot them and the steps you can take to keep your money safe.
Report a fraud or scam
How we're protecting you
To see more ways we protect you, visit our 'How we protect you' guide.
