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Catch fake delivery alerts, OTP scams, package fees and bank-impersonation texts instantly with AI smishing detection.
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Smishing, fake delivery alerts, OTP scams, bank impersonation.
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About this checker
Smishing - SMS phishing - is one of the fastest-growing fraud categories worldwide. Fake delivery fees, customs scams, OTP capture and bank-impersonation texts arrive from rotating shortcodes and spoofed sender IDs. Paste the message and ThreatSnaps tells you whether the link, the language and the ask match a known smishing pattern.
Red flags to watch for
- Tracking link uses a URL shortener or an unfamiliar domain instead of the carrier's official site.
- Message asks for a small fee (customs, redelivery, address correction) paid via card.
- Sender claims to be your bank but pushes you to call a number that is not on the back of your card.
What to do if you were targeted
- Do not tap the link. Open your courier or banking app directly to verify any real status.
- Forward smishing texts to 7726 (SPAM) in many countries, then delete the message.
- If you tapped through and entered card data, freeze the card and dispute any unknown charges.
Frequently asked questions
Will pasting the SMS reveal my number?
No. Paste only the message body. Sender handle is optional.
Why do these texts come from real-looking sender names?
Attackers spoof alphanumeric sender IDs in countries that allow them, which is why the language and links matter more than the from field.
Do you support non-English smishing?
Yes. The model handles dozens of languages, including high-volume regions for SMS fraud.