A real logo does not verify the sender

Check the company, the exact website or app, and the person contacting you as separate questions.

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Quick answer

Match the legal provider and its official channels before acting. A copied logo or registration number does not prove that the message came from that company.

Start from a source you find yourself

Open the provider app you already know or navigate to its independently verified help site. Ask about the specific message. A link supplied by the person you are checking is not independent evidence.

Use the appropriate regulator

BSP and SEC cover different types of institutions. The BSP Verifier explains its scope and directs readers to other authorities. A missing entry is not automatically evidence of fraud; a listed institution is not a safety guarantee.

Keep unresolved questions visible

If the app name, legal entity, domain or payment recipient does not match, stop and seek clarification. This site does not issue safe-app badges or identify a caller from a displayed phone number.

A real logo does not verify the sender

Quick answer

Start from a source you find yourself

Use the appropriate regulator

Keep unresolved questions visible

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