For Companies
Detection beyond static lists and classic phishing.
Useful for SOCs, trust and safety, marketplaces, payment platforms, and fraud teams that need earlier visibility into scams, deception, and suspicious websites.
Detect digital fraud before it happens
Online scams are faster and more sophisticated than ever. Traditional defenses are not enough. It's time for a tool that analyzes and detects the threat before it happens.
Discover the SolutionA Real and Quantifiable Threat
+$158 Billion
Stolen annually from millions of households in the US alone.
Source: AARP / Javelin Strategy & Research
+33%
Increase in reported fraud losses between 2023-2024.
Source: Federal Trade Commission (FTC)
$20.9 Billion
Record fraud losses reported to the FBI's IC3 in 2025.
Source: FBI IC3 2025 report
$8.6 Billion
Investment fraud — the #1 internet crime by losses.
Source: FBI IC3 2025 report
$11.4 Billion
Losses that involved cryptocurrency.
Source: FBI IC3 2025 report
Digital fraud evolves at an alarming rate. The fundamental problem is that the most common defenses, based on blacklists of already reported sites, are reactive by nature. They are one step behind the attacker. They are designed to block threats that are already known, not the thousands of fraudulent sites that are created and destroyed every day to carry out "zero-day" scams. This security gap is where a new layer of intelligent and proactive analysis is needed.
Top reported loss categories
FBI IC3 2025 reportInvestment fraud
$8.65B
#1 loss category in IC3 2025
Business email compromise
$3.05B
Wire-transfer and vendor-impersonation fraud
Tech support fraud
$2.13B
Disproportionately targeting older adults
Personal data breach
$1.31B
Identity and credential theft
Top 4 mutually exclusive categories. Total reported losses across all crime types in 2025: $20.9B (+26% YoY).
Fraud Has a Thousand Faces
Utility Services Phishing
You receive an SMS or email that looks like it's from your gas company alerting you to an alleged non-payment, directing you to a fake website to steal your banking details.
Real Source: Red+ Noticias
Fake Online Stores
You find a store with incredible discounts. You pay, but the product never arrives or is a counterfeit. The site disappears within a few weeks.
Real Source: INCIBE
Fake Cryptocurrency Investments
A "guru" promises guaranteed profits on a platform. You invest, see fake earnings, but can never withdraw your money.
Real Source: CNMV
The Package on Hold Scam
An SMS from a courier company asks you to pay a small customs fee. They use your card details to steal from you.
Real Source: Policía Nacional
Fake Job Offers
Job offers that request upfront payments or personal data for roles that do not exist.
Real Source: Federal Trade Commission
Deepfake Website & Synthetic Voice Scam
Fraudulent crypto investment websites embed deepfake videos and AI-generated voice of Elon Musk, prompting users to send funds to a fake wallet.
Real Source: Engadget
Fake Concert & Event Tickets
Websites that appear when searching for tickets to artists like Rosalía, Taylor Swift, or Coldplay. They offer 'last tickets', VIP access, or meet & greet at tempting prices. You pay and the tickets never arrive.
Real Source: Federal Trade Commission
Government Portal Impersonation
Sites that mimic official government portals for passport, visa, or ID procedures. They charge illegitimate fees to citizens who mistake the site for the real official portal.
Real Source: Federal Trade Commission
Hidden Traps for AI Agents
Malicious websites that hide invisible instructions in their HTML code to manipulate AI assistants browsing on your behalf. They use hidden text, invisible characters, or secret comments to trick tools like ChatGPT, Copilot, or Google Gemini into ignoring fraud signals.
Real Source: Google DeepMind
Real Verdicts: The Definitive Proof
This is how Desenmascara.me protects users, showing the truth behind each link with a clear and direct analysis.
crypto-nationapp.com
Risk Assessment
0/100
Risk score: high probability of fraud
DangerousThis website appears to be fraudulent. Do not enter personal data or make purchases.
Public methodologySee how this risk assessment is builtWebsite screenshot
AI Analysis
High-risk fraud patterns detected, including impersonation-style content, deceptive offer framing, and hostile risk context around the hosting environment.
Key signals
- ✗Possible brand impersonation
- ✗High-risk pattern in content signals
alwaysondeals.com
Risk Assessment
0/100
Risk score: high probability of fraud
DangerousThis website appears to be fraudulent. Do not enter personal data or make purchases.
Public methodologySee how this risk assessment is builtWebsite screenshot
AI Analysis
The site shows classic fake-store behavior with aggressive promotions and trust inconsistencies that align with fraudulent commerce patterns.
Key signals
- ✗Fraudulent e-commerce signals
- ✗Site trust inconsistencies
swiswatch.shop
Risk Assessment
0/100
Risk score: high probability of fraud
DangerousThis website appears to be fraudulent. Do not enter personal data or make purchases.
Public methodologySee how this risk assessment is builtWebsite screenshot
AI Analysis
Multiple indicators suggest fraudulent intent, including brand abuse patterns and abnormal commercial presentation for a supposedly premium site.
Key signals
- ✗Commercial impersonation signals
- ✗Abnormal presentation for a premium brand
www.on.com
Risk Assessment
0/100
Risk score: no significant threats found
SafeThis website appears to be legitimate and safe.
Public methodologySee how this risk assessment is builtWebsite screenshot
AI Analysis
The website structure, branding consistency, and expected operational signals align with a legitimate domain and low fraud probability.
Key signals
- ✗Consistent branding and content
- ✗Low fraud probability detected
equiflare.com
Risk Assessment
0/100
Risk score: some warning signs detected
SuspiciousThis website shows suspicious signs. Proceed with caution.
Public methodologySee how this risk assessment is builtWebsite screenshot
AI Analysis
The site has mixed trust signals with suspicious elements that require caution before interacting or providing personal or payment information.
Key signals
- ✗Mixed legitimacy signals
- ✗Suspicious moderate-risk elements
www.foreverfxtrading.com
Risk Assessment
0/100
Risk score: high probability of fraud
DangerousThis website appears to be fraudulent. Do not enter personal data or make purchases.
Public methodologySee how this risk assessment is builtWebsite screenshot
AI Analysis
The domain presents strong phishing-style indicators and high-risk external signals consistent with fraudulent financial impersonation.
Key signals
- ✗Possible financial phishing
- ✗High-risk technical context
speedysure.co.uk
Risk Assessment
0/100
Risk score: high probability of fraud
DangerousThis website appears to be fraudulent. Do not enter personal data or make purchases.
Public methodologySee how this risk assessment is builtWebsite screenshot
AI Analysis
The primary reason for classifying this site as fraudulent is an official regulatory warning: Financial Conduct Authority (United Kingdom) flags SpeedySure (alerted 2026-02-06). Other observed signals are consistent with unauthorised financial services.
Key signals
- ✗Official financial regulator warning (FCA)
- ✗Fraud indicators detected by AI
raiffeisen-abonnement.com
Risk Assessment
0/100
Risk score: high probability of fraud
DangerousThis website appears to be fraudulent. Do not enter personal data or make purchases.
Public methodologySee how this risk assessment is builtWebsite screenshot
AI Analysis
The website impersonates Raiffeisen, a well-known banking group, but is hosted on a domain unrelated to the official Raiffeisen domains and registered through a non-corporate registrar. The IP address hosting this site is associated with 93 other suspicious or fraudulent domains, strongly indicating a high-risk environment. The offer of a 'premium subscription' combining banking and entertainment services with suspicious pricing and no clear legal or contact information further supports the conclusion of deceptive marketing. This is a classic case of phishing or fake store fraud attempting to exploit the Raiffeisen brand. Fraud type: phishing. Impersonated brand: Raiffeisen.
Key signals
- ✗Possible Raiffeisen impersonation
- ✗93 suspicious sites on the same IP
Capabilities for teams
A verification layer designed for situations where you need to understand real risk, not just prior-list matches.
Desenmascara.me analyzes websites, context, and patterns to detect complex digital fraud before it erodes trust, payments, or operations.
API-ready verification
Screenshot evidence
Domain-level risk signals
Support and analyst workflows
Platform
A live verification layer.
Detections, screenshots, and signals update continuously as new domains are analyzed.
Clarity
Clear verdicts supported by visible evidence.
Each analysis is designed to make it easy to understand why a website appears legitimate, suspicious, or fraudulent.
Documented Real Cases
Examples verified by Desenmascara.me across active digital fraud campaigns.
Live evidence
See Fraud as It Happens
Our gallery captures screenshots of fraudulent websites the moment they are detected. Browse thousands of real scam pages — phishing kits, fake stores, impersonation portals — and see the patterns before they reach you.
Verify before you click
We believe fraud stops in the moment before the click. That's why we built an instant verification layer that protects consumers, teams, and organizations alike. A few seconds, thousands of cross-referenced signals, one clear verdict. That simple, that powerful.
Try a Live AnalysisProblem FAQs
Because they are reactive. They only block domains that have already been reported, while many campaigns spin up new sites every day and abandon them before they ever land on public lists.
We detect phishing, fake stores, brand impersonation, fake investments, fraudulent government portals, AI-agent traps, and other digital deception patterns aimed at stealing money, credentials, or trust.
No. It is a complementary layer. Antivirus, email security, and blocklists still matter, but desenmascara.me adds contextual analysis of the site, its infrastructure, and fraud signals before the user interacts with it.
No. It is also useful for trust and safety, support, fraud teams, marketplaces, payment platforms, SOCs, and anyone who needs to review suspicious domains or automate decisions with more explainable verdicts.