Phone numbers
Check whether a number has community reports before you call back or send money.
FraudShield helps people in Malaysia check suspicious calls, phone numbers, messages, links and scam reports — in one free mobile app.
Free to download on iOS. No sign-up needed to check a number.
Built on community scam reports and public threat advisories from Malaysian sources. Read the latest advisories

Check the call, message, link, or file in front of you — not your bank account or spending history.
Check whether a number has community reports before you call back or send money.
Check a link before you open it.
Report a suspicious number or message, and see what others have reported.
Submit a suspicious SMS, chat, or screenshot for scam-pattern review.
Inspect a QR destination, PDF, or APK before you trust it.
A call, a message, a link, or a QR code you were not expecting.
Paste the number, link, or message into FraudShield. Community reports and known threat indicators are checked for that item.
A plain risk band, what the evidence is, and what it does not prove.

Check the number before you call back. No sign-up needed.
Your number is normalised in memory and checked by a protected hash. It is not placed in the URL or displayed back to you.
FraudShield helps people in Malaysia check suspicious calls, links, messages, and other scam patterns.
FraudShield does not monitor your bank accounts, card activity, or personal spending data. Your financial information stays private and under your control.
A public check normalises the number in memory and looks it up by a protected hash. The number is never placed in the URL and is not shown back to you.
A check returns a coarse risk band, a bucketed report range, and the latest reported month — never report text, categories, report IDs, or anything about who reported it.
The public check needs no sign-up, and sets no cookie or tracking identifier on this website.
Full detail is in our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.
Install FraudShield to check numbers, links and messages whenever something looks wrong.
On iOS, FraudShield labels known scam callers through Apple’s Caller ID system.