Got a message that feels off? Check it before you act.
Paste a message, link or phone number. PehleCheck looks for the warning signs used in Indian scams — fake KYC updates, ‘digital arrest’ calls, job and investment frauds — and tells you what to do next.
How a check works
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Paste or forward it
A message, link, phone number, screenshot, PDF or voice note — on the web or on WhatsApp.
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We run the checks
Known scam patterns, link structure, domain age, threat-intelligence lists and, if you allow it, an AI reading of the wording.
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You get a clear answer
A risk level, the exact warning signs we found, what we couldn't check, and practical next steps.
Honest about what we don't know
A low score is never a guarantee. When there isn't enough to go on, PehleCheck says ‘Inconclusive’ instead of guessing — and every warning shows where it came from.
Protect your parents without reading their messages
Family members can ask each other ‘Is this really you?’, share a check when they choose to, and get a heads-up when someone they love receives something dangerous — only if that person opts in.
Family protectionStop payment-diversion fraud before money leaves
Check supplier bank-change emails and invoices as a team, keep a case history, and require two people to verify before anyone updates bank details.
For businessAlready lost money?
Call 1930 right away. The National Cyber Crime Helpline can alert banks to try to hold the money — the first hours matter most.
Free for everyday checks
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