Help more people make safer online decisions
Fraudly helps people decide who deserves their trust.
Fraudly works with organisations that educate, protect, and support consumers online. Together we can help more people check websites, links, QR codes, and other digital content before they act.
See it. Check it. Trust it.
Who this page is for
We welcome conversations with organisations whose mission includes safer digital decisions.
Consumer protection
Groups that help people shop and browse with clearer information.
Fraud and scam support
Helpdesks and prevention teams that guide people after suspicious contacts.
Cybersecurity awareness
Initiatives that teach practical online safety habits.
Financial institutions
Banks and payment providers that educate customers about online risk.
Education and digital literacy
Schools, universities, and programmes that build digital judgement skills.
Public-interest organisations
Police prevention teams, NGOs, and other public-minded partners.
How organisations can work with Fraudly
Partnership starts with practical, public-facing steps. These options do not require technical integration.
- Recommend Fraudly as a public checking tool. Point people to Fraudly when they need a clear, independent way to assess a website or link.
- Link from scam-prevention or help pages. Add Fraudly alongside your existing guidance so readers can check a site in the moment.
- Share country-specific scam alerts. Help people discover Fraudly’s local scam-alert content that matches their region.
- Use Fraudly in digital safety education. Demonstrate how to check suspicious websites, messages, and QR codes in workshops or courses.
- Explore awareness campaigns or content collaboration. Discuss co-created educational content that keeps messaging accurate and calm.
- Share local scam trends and consumer needs. Tell us what people in your community struggle with most so Fraudly can stay relevant.
Why organisations may trust Fraudly
Fraudly is built to support human judgement with transparent evidence — not to replace it.
Independent Dutch company
Fraudly is an independent company focused on consumer trust tools.
Transparent trust methodology
We explain how trust signals are used so scores remain understandable.
Privacy-conscious approach
We analyse what people ask us to check — without building browsing histories.
Multiple public safety and reputation signals
Checks combine several public and technical signals into a clear Trust Profile.
Available on web, mobile, and browser extensions
People can use Fraudly where they already make online decisions.
Designed to support human judgement
Fraudly provides evidence and context. The final decision stays with the person.
Localised for multiple countries and languages
Content and interfaces are available in several European languages.
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Example partner use cases
These are illustrative examples of how organisations might use Fraudly — not existing partnerships.
Examples only — not current partner relationships.
1. Consumer organisation article
A consumer organisation links to Fraudly from an article about fake webshops so readers can check a store before paying.
2. Bank online-safety education
A bank includes Fraudly in online-safety education so customers can practise checking unfamiliar payment pages.
3. Digital literacy workshop
A digital literacy programme demonstrates how to check suspicious links and QR codes with Fraudly during a workshop.
Independence and limitations
Fraudly provides evidence and guidance to help people decide. It does not guarantee safety or prevent every scam.
A positive trust score is not a guarantee that a website is safe, legitimate, or suitable for every situation.
Organisations remain responsible for their own advice, communications, and recommendations to the public.
Fraudly does not sell favourable trust ratings. Partnership discussions do not influence website scores.
Interested in helping more people avoid online scams?
If your organisation recommends tools, runs awareness initiatives, or teaches digital safety, we would like to hear how Fraudly might support your work.
