Got a link from a text, email or DM and not sure if it's safe? Paste it into ScamGuard — we expand it, follow redirects safely, and tell you what's really on the other side.
'Your package is held — pay R35 here: http://bit.ly/...' The link goes to a fake courier page that steals card details.
Email with a button to 'verify your account' linking to a domain like fnb-secure-login.com — not the real bank.
Paste it into ScamGuard. We expand shortened URLs (bit.ly, t.co, etc.), follow redirects safely, and inspect the final destination for phishing, malware and fake-login pages.
Yes. ScamGuard inspects the link server-side — you never open it in your own browser.
Those are the most common scam vectors. Copy the link, paste it in, and get a verdict before you tap. For full WhatsApp conversation analysis, use the WhatsApp scam checker.
Yes — ScamGuard expands shortened URLs and follows redirects so you see where the link really goes.
Yes — 3 free checks, no signup.
1 free check, no signup needed. Then create an account for unlimited investigations.
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