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Is this link safe to click?
Paste a link before you tap it. We check the real web address for fake bank sites, prize traps and pages built to steal your details.
We never open the link. We only read the address on your own device. Nothing is sent or saved.
Been targeted? Here is how to report it.
Reporting helps shut scams down for everyone. Channels are shown as guidance and may change; when in doubt, start with your bank and your local police.
Common questions
How do I check if a link is safe before clicking?
Look at the real web address, not the words shown. Watch for misspelled brand names (like gtbank-verify instead of the real bank), strange endings, link shorteners that hide the destination, and pages asking for your BVN, NIN or password. This tool flags these for you.
Is this link checker free and safe?
Yes. It examines the link text on your own device and stores nothing. It does not open the link, so you stay safe while checking.
What is a lookalike or fake bank website?
Scammers copy a real bank's site and use a slightly different address (an extra word, a misspelling, or an odd ending) to trick you into entering your details. Always reach your bank through its official app, never a link in a message.
A link was shortened. Is that bad?
Not always, but shorteners hide where a link really goes, which scammers exploit. If you did not expect the message, do not tap a shortened link.