What’s new at Fraudly
Fraudly is continuously improved to help consumers recognize phishing, fake webshops, suspicious links, and online scams. This page highlights important public updates in plain language. It does not describe internal scoring rules or detection methods in detail, but shows how Fraudly is evolving as an extra safety layer before you click, buy, or share personal information.
- Fake webshop detection
Added dropshipping pattern indicators
Fraudly can now highlight possible ad-driven dropshipping patterns, such as vague delivery details, heavy discounting, urgency language, and limited public reputation.
- Multilingual support
Expanded multilingual information pages
Fraudly’s About, Support, and How it works pages now explain the platform more clearly across English, Dutch, German, French, Spanish, and Portuguese.
- Trust Score
Clearer Trust Score explanations
Fraudly now explains more clearly what the Trust Score means, which signals may influence it, and why a score is an indication rather than a guarantee.
- Brand impersonation
Better brand impersonation checks
Fraudly improved how it recognizes suspicious websites that imitate well-known brands, online stores, platforms, and services.
- Fake webshop detection
Improved fake webshop detection
Fraudly now looks at more webshop trust indicators, including business identity, contact information, reputation signals, unrealistic discounts, urgency tactics, and possible dropshipping patterns.
- Scam detection
Public website checker launch
Fraudly launched as a free website and link checker to help consumers make more informed decisions before clicking, buying, or sharing personal information.
- Scam awareness
Scam awareness certificate
Fraudly introduced a free scam-awareness certificate that helps users test and improve their ability to recognize phishing, fake webshops, and suspicious online behavior.
- Apps & browser extension
Fraudly mobile app and browser extension
Fraudly expanded beyond the website with mobile app and browser extension support, making it easier to check links and websites before interacting with them.
Fraudly is a helpful safety tool—not a guarantee. Updates here describe consumer-facing improvements at a high level. Always combine Fraudly with your own judgment and official sources for high-stakes decisions.