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This platform provides community-reported and reviewed fraud intelligence for prevention and awareness. A report or warning on this platform is not a judicial finding of guilt. Information may be disputed, corrected or removed following review. Users should independently verify information and report suspected cybercrime to the appropriate authorities. Reports are allegations, not court findings. Learn more

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Platform statistics, updated continuously. Not official national crime statistics.

What This Platform Answers

  • Has this identifier previously appeared in reported incidents?
  • How many independent reports exist?
  • What evidence has been reviewed?
  • What pattern connects these incidents?
  • Has the information been disputed?
  • Is there an official reference?
This is not a criminal blacklist. ScamCheck Nepal organizes reports, evidence and patterns from the community. No report is a judicial finding of guilt. A "No Reports Found" result does not guarantee an identifier is safe - always verify independently before making an advance payment.
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How to Report Cybercrime and Online Fraud in Nepal

File your complaint with Nepal Police Cyber Bureau through its official channels, and bring your evidence. ScamCheck Nepal helps you organise your case and warn others, but it does not replace a police complaint.

What to Do After Being Scammed in Nepal: First 24 Hours

Act quickly: preserve all evidence, do not delete messages, contact your bank or wallet provider at once, report to Nepal Police Cyber Bureau, and stop sending money to anyone who promises to "release" what you paid.

QR Code Payment Scams in Nepal: How to Stay Safe

A QR code only tells your app where to send money. Scammers swap shop QR codes, send "receive money" QR codes that actually take money, or share QR images in fake listings. Always check the name shown before you confirm.

Investment and "Double Your Money" Scams in Nepal

Guaranteed high returns, pressure to recruit friends, and unclear business models are the hallmarks of investment fraud. If it promises large risk-free profit, treat it as unsafe until proven otherwise.

Fake Job and Foreign Employment Scams in Nepal

A genuine employer or licensed agency does not need you to pay before a job is confirmed in writing. Be careful of guaranteed visas, "processing fees" and offers that reach you only through chat apps.

Facebook Marketplace and Social Media Selling Scams in Nepal

Fake sellers on Facebook, Instagram and TikTok copy photos, create new pages quickly and push you to pay in advance. Check the page history and the seller's identifiers, and meet in person for anything of value.

Frequently asked questions

How can I check a phone number before sending money in Nepal?

Type the number into the search box on the home page, in any format (98XXXXXXXX or +977...). You will see how many independent reports exist, in which categories, whether evidence was reviewed and whether the information is disputed. "No reports found" does not mean the number is safe, so still verify the seller independently and avoid paying in advance.

What should I do if I have already paid?

Keep every chat, screenshot and receipt and do not delete anything. Contact your bank or wallet provider immediately, report to Nepal Police Cyber Bureau, and submit an incident here so others can be warned.

How do I report online financial fraud in Nepal?

File a complaint through the official Nepal Police Cyber Bureau channel. You can also submit a report on this platform, but that does not replace a police complaint.

How can I preserve evidence?

Take full screenshots of the conversation, the profile or advertisement and the payment confirmation. Save URLs and transaction IDs, keep the original files unedited, and upload copies: every file receives a SHA-256 hash so it can later be shown that it has not changed.