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How it works
From a suspicious message to a practical next step.
Share only what you need to check. ScamShield brings the clues together and explains the result without technical language.
How it works
Three steps from uncertainty to a safer next move.
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.
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Understand the reason, not just the score.
ScamShield explains warning signs in language anyone can understand.
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- 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.
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.