What is Action Fraud?

The UK national reporting centre for fraud and cybercrime. You receive a crime reference number.

Does Fraudly report scams for me?

No. Use the official organisations linked on this page.

United Kingdom

Report fraud through Action Fraud and follow NCSC guidance for phishing. Always verify URLs yourself.

Contact your bank or payment provider immediately if money was sent or card details were shared.
Block or freeze your card if payment details may have been compromised.
Change passwords on accounts that may be affected—start with email and banking.
Enable two-factor authentication on important accounts.
Save screenshots, emails, URLs, order confirmations, and payment proof before pages disappear.

Action Fraud
National reporting centre for fraud and cybercrime in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland.
Report here (opens in new tab)
National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC)
Official guidance on phishing scams and how to report suspicious messages.
Report here (opens in new tab)
Citizens Advice — scams
Practical consumer advice on recognising scams and what to do if you are affected.
Report here (opens in new tab)
FCA ScamSmart
Financial Conduct Authority warnings and tools for investment and pension scams.
Report here (opens in new tab)
Your bank
Contact your bank via the official app or website—never use phone numbers from unsolicited messages.
Open your bank's official app or website

Paste a shop or payment link into Fraudly's free checker—get trust signals before you share card details or log in.

What is Action Fraud?: The UK national reporting centre for fraud and cybercrime. You receive a crime reference number.
Does Fraudly report scams for me?: No. Use the official organisations linked on this page.

Fraudly is not a law enforcement agency. We provide informational guidance and links to official reporting organisations.