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Report a scam in Singapore.

Share a factual account of suspicious activity so it can be reviewed for community awareness. Your name and contact details are not intended for public display.

This is not an official police report. If you need urgent assistance, have lost money or believe an offence is ongoing, contact the relevant bank, platform or official authority directly.
Private submission

Tell us what happened

Fields marked * are required. Reports are reviewed before any potential public use, and may be edited, withheld or removed to protect privacy and safety.

Personal information

This is private and is not intended to be published. It may be used only if follow-up clarification is needed.

Do not enter any OTP, card PIN or bank login information.

Scam details

Describe the identity or details supplied by the other party. Avoid stating conclusions as fact unless you can link to an official source.

Never enter a full NRIC number.

Money and transaction information

Do not include full bank account, card, wallet seed phrase, PIN or OTP details.

Your scam story

Explain what happened in chronological order. Be clear about what you personally saw, said or did. Do not include threats, insults or sensitive personal information.

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Do not include full identification numbers, account numbers, passwords, PINs or OTPs.

Supporting evidence Optional

Attach screenshots, message records or documents that support the sequence of events. Upload only material you are permitted to share.

Choose screenshots or documents JPG, PNG, WEBP or PDF. Maximum 10 MB per file.

    By submitting, you acknowledge that ScamAlertSG is an independent awareness platform, not a government agency or police service. Submitting this form does not create an official police report.

    Make your report useful

    Three steps before you submit

    Clear evidence and careful wording can make it easier to understand what happened without exposing sensitive personal data.

    1

    Preserve the evidence

    Keep screenshots, relevant messages, platform listings and payment references. Do not edit files or upload private identity documents.

    2

    Describe facts, not conclusions

    Explain how the person introduced themselves, what they asked for and what happened next. Separate what you know from what you suspect.

    3

    Use official channels when needed

    A community report does not replace action with your bank, payment service, platform or official authority.

    Protect your privacy

    Personal information is not necessary for a useful public-awareness report. Never submit a full NRIC, password, OTP, bank account number, card number, seed phrase or identity document. Report content may be edited or withheld to protect privacy and safety.

    Helpful answers

    Frequently asked questions

    Important information about what this report form does and does not do.

    No. Personal contact information provided in this form is intended for private follow-up and is not for public display. Reports may be edited, withheld or removed to protect privacy and safety.

    No. A report submitted to ScamAlertSG is not an official police report. For urgent cases or an official police report, contact the relevant official channels directly.

    Share factual details such as how the person introduced themselves, the platform used, contact details supplied by the suspected scammer, dates, relevant links and a clear description of what happened. Do not include OTPs, passwords, full NRIC details, bank account numbers or identity documents.

    Yes. Suspicious activity, attempted scams and close calls can still provide useful awareness information when reported factually and responsibly.

    Pause. Check. Take the next safe step.

    Report what happened, preserve your evidence and use trusted official channels when immediate support is needed.

    Disclaimer: ScamAlertSG is an independent scam-awareness and community-information platform. This report form does not replace police, emergency, banking, legal or platform support services. Community-submitted information does not establish wrongdoing, and individuals or businesses are presumed innocent unless proven otherwise by a competent authority.