MindDividend Shield directory

Find the right free safety guide.

Use this free global directory to find an online scam checker in one of 13 languages, understand common scam patterns, recover after a click, or find an official reporting route. Share a public guide instead of forwarding a private message.

Start with the multilingual first check

Browse by language

The first-check pages are available in thirteen languages. Redact passwords, codes, payment details, identity documents, and private addresses before using any example.

English

Suspicious texts, emails, DMs, bank alerts, jobs, and payment requests.

繁體中文

回覆、點擊或付款前,先檢查可疑訊息的詐騙警訊。

Español

Una primera comprobación práctica antes de hacer clic, pagar o responder.

Português

Uma verificação inicial para mensagens suspeitas e pedidos urgentes.

Français

Une première vérification avant de cliquer, payer ou répondre.

Deutsch

Eine erste Prüfung für verdächtige Nachrichten und dringende Forderungen.

हिन्दी

संदिग्ध संदेशों की सुरक्षित पहली जाँच।

العربية

فحص أولي عملي للرسائل المشبوهة قبل التصرف.

Tiếng Việt

Kiểm tra ban đầu an toàn cho tin nhắn đáng ngờ.

日本語

返信・送金・クリックの前に不審なメッセージを確認できます。

한국어

답장·송금·클릭하기 전에 의심스러운 메시지를 확인할 수 있습니다.

Italiano

Un primo controllo per messaggi sospetti prima di rispondere, pagare o cliccare.

Common scam patterns by language

Use a language-specific overview when you want the common stories and pressure patterns explained before checking a message.

English common scams

Bank, delivery, job, investment, marketplace, impersonation, and tech-support patterns.

Choose the situation

Suspicious website

Check a site safely before signing in, paying, downloading, or trusting a link.

WhatsApp message

Check verification-code requests, fake support, family emergencies, and payment links.

Suspicious email

Review sender identity, login links, attachments, invoices, and urgent payment requests.

Online job offer

Check upfront fees, crypto tasks, reshipping requests, and fake recruiter pressure.

Online store

Check unfamiliar sellers, low prices, payment routes, delivery promises, and refund details.

AI impersonation

Check cloned voices, realistic videos, fake executives, and urgent family-emergency requests.

Bank alert

Pause before using the link or number in an unexpected account message.

Online relationship

Check rapid intimacy, secrecy, money requests, crypto pitches, and intimate-image pressure.

Fake recovery agent

Check refund, tracing, legal, bank, and “recovery service” messages after an earlier loss.

Delivery message

Recognize fake address notices, redelivery fees, and lookalike payment pages.

QR code

Inspect unexpected QR codes in texts, emails, packages, signs, invoices, and payment requests.

After a suspicious click

If you already opened a link, downloaded something, paid, or shared information, use a calm recovery checklist and contact the official provider through a known channel.

Hindi recovery checklist

क्लिक के बाद खाते, भुगतान, डिवाइस और सबूत सुरक्षित रखने के चरण।

Arabic recovery checklist

خطوات هادئة لحماية الحسابات والمدفوعات والأجهزة بعد النقر.

Official reporting by language

Use a country-specific official route when money, account access, or identity information may be at risk. These thirteen language pages point to reporting guidance across countries and regions, including a cross-border fallback.

English reporting guide

Official fraud and cybercrime routes across 19 countries and regions, plus cross-border guidance.

한국어 신고 안내

경찰청 사이버범죄 신고와 국가별 공식 경로를 안전하게 확인하는 안내。

Official reporting and safe use

Report an online scam

Official reporting routes across countries and regions, with guidance before sending evidence.

Common online scams

Understand bank, delivery, job, investment, marketplace, impersonation, and tech-support patterns.

Privacy and safety

What never to paste into a checker and what a first-pass signal can and cannot tell you.

About the method

How the public project handles sources, multilingual access, privacy, updates, and responsible limits.

Quick answers before you start

What can I safely check?

Use a redacted message or description. Remove passwords, verification codes, payment details, identity documents, private addresses, and other sensitive information first.

Does a warning-free result mean it is safe?

No. This is a first-pass signal, not proof. Verify through the official app, website, or known contact route before taking action.

Which guide should I choose?

Start with your language, then select the situation: message, email, WhatsApp request, bank alert, delivery notice, job offer, pressure signal, or an opened link.

What if the caller claims to be trusted?

End the call and verify through a number, app, statement, or contact route you already know. Caller ID is not proof of identity.

What if I already clicked or paid?

Stop engaging, contact the real provider through a known channel, protect affected accounts and payments, preserve evidence, and follow the recovery checklist.

Help improve the global guide

Missing a language, country, or recurring scam pattern? Share only the general pattern through the public guide feedback route. Never post private messages, codes, payment details, documents, or live scam links.

Suggest a language or scam pattern →

Share the public directory

Send a public guide instead of forwarding a private message. Never share passwords, verification codes, payment details, identity documents, or private addresses.

Uncertainty is a reason to slow down.

Use a redacted example for a first-pass review, then verify through the official app, website, or known contact route.

Open the global checker →

Need a structured handoff?

After the free check, preview the difference between a general AI explanation and a concise action package for one redacted situation.

Focused money-safety guides

Investment pitch

Check guaranteed returns, fake trading apps, social-media tips, crypto deposits, and withdrawal fees.

Before you click a link

Use a calm, privacy-first checklist to inspect a suspicious link without opening it, verify the destination independently, and choose safer next steps.

Open the suspicious link checker guide →

Before you call back

Caller ID can be spoofed. Use a short checklist for suspicious calls, urgent requests, verification codes, payments, and safer official call-backs.

Open the phone scam checker guide →

Shareable community resource

Need a short safety reminder for a family group, classroom, creator post, or community channel? Use the free five-step toolkit and keep private messages out of public tools.

Open the community scam-awareness toolkit → Open the global share kit →

Resources for organizations and creators

Share a public guide or a redacted example with a class, audience, support group, or community. Never publish passwords, codes, payment details, identity documents, or private screenshots.

Open the organization and creator resource →