A MOMENT OF PAUSE. A BETTER NEXT STEP.Before you send money,
Before you send money,
make room for a pause.
Something feels off? Let’s look at the request together.
Private by designNo account. No message history.
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ON-DEVICEShow us the request
Paste or type the request in the box below.
Just exploring? Try an example
YOUR SECOND LOOKPRIVATE BY DESIGN
A small pause.
A clearer next move.
Turn a suspicious request into reasons you can understand and steps you can take.
TRY A LIVE EXAMPLE
A SAFER EVERYDAY HABIT
More ways to take a second look.
Practice with examples. Find the words to pause.
Explore warning signs
Fictional examples—not reports about real people.
6 examples
JobsA fee before the interview
Pay a registration fee today for your confirmed job interview slot.
Verify the employer through a channel you find independently before paying or sharing identity documents.
DeliveryThe unexpected parcel
Your parcel is on hold. Pay the delivery fee using this link before tonight.
Check your order and tracking details in the courier’s official app or website.
AccountsSomeone asks for your OTP
Send your OTP now or your account will be suspended.
Do not share the code. Open the official service yourself to check the account.
PaymentsA familiar name, a new number
Apu, urgent help lagbe. Send money to this new number. Don’t tell anyone.
Call the person using a number you already saved—not the number in this message.
RelationshipsA relationship under pressure
My online sweetheart has an emergency and asks me to send money, but refuses a call.
Pause the payment. Talk to someone you trust and verify the person independently.
PrizesPay to claim a prize
You won a lottery prize. Pay a processing fee to claim your reward.
An unexpected prize with an upfront fee is a reason to verify the offer independently.
Find the words to pause
Use a trusted, separate channel. You do not need to reply to a suspicious sender.
Edit the wording to fit your situation. Never include secret codes.
Already happened? Take the next step.
You deserve help, not blame. Do not wait for a checker result.
- Stop further payments. Contact your bank or payment provider immediately using its official app or a number you already trust.
- Explain what happened. Ask whether the transaction can be stopped or reversed. Recovery is not guaranteed.
- Keep the transaction ID, time, recipient details and messages privately for the provider. Do not post them publicly or pay someone promising recovery.
Official help in Bangladesh
For a bKash incident, call its official helpline. For another bank or wallet, use support inside its official app or the number on your card—not a number from the suspicious message.
Call bKash: 16247bKash contact page ↗Calls may cost money. JACHAI is independent, not a bank, emergency service or official reporting channel. Nothing is reported automatically.
Immediate danger or an ongoing threat?
999 is Bangladesh’s national emergency service for police, fire and ambulance. Use it for urgent danger, not routine refund enquiries.
Call emergency: 999Broader cybersecurity incidents
BGD e-GOV CIRT provides cybersecurity incident guidance. It is not a payment provider or a promise of money recovery.
Official CIRT incident form ↗CID Cyber Police Centre
Official page only. We do not publish a phone number or email until cid.gov.bd confirms the current details. Verify the contact before sending evidence.
Official CID Facebook page ↗CID official website ↗DMP Cyber Crime Unit
We do not publish a number or email until the official DMP cyber unit site confirms it. Check the current contact details directly before sharing evidence.
Official DMP cyber unit site ↗Sources and review date
Reviewed 13 September 2026. Bangladesh support resources are listed above. Confirm current instructions with your provider. CID and DMP official pages were unavailable during this review, so no unverified phone numbers or emails are published; use the official links above and verify them before sending evidence.
bKash: Avoid fraud ↗SMALL PAUSE. CLEARER THINKING.
Not just a red flag. A way forward.
Pause
Urgency is a reason to slow down, not speed up.
Understand
Get specific reasons, in language that makes sense.
Verify
Check with the real person, through a separate channel.
What this public beta can—and cannot—do
JACHAI checks eleven groups of words and phrases: urgency, changed destinations, credentials, threats, advance fees, secrecy, job offers, romance pressure, delivery requests, lottery or inheritance promises, and links. It does not open links, contact banks, verify senders, or use a trained AI model. Link screening is local only; no live reputation service is contacted. Rules can produce false alarms and miss real scams. Always review the context and verify independently.