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Fraud Radar NG
Report. Verify. Protect.
FRNG.Fraud Radar NIGERIA Fraud Radar NG is Nigeria's community-powered fraud detection and awareness platform — helping people identify, report, and avoid scams before they become victims.
FraudRadar.ng(FRNG) also tracks and verifies international fraud alerts relevant to Nigerian investors and consumers.
Every fraudulent bank account, fake company, and cloned website eventually reuses the same script on someone new. The account that scammed you today will try the exact same message on someone else tomorrow — unless the pattern is exposed. A report filed in five minutes could be the five minutes that saves a stranger's life savings.
We're not a bank, a government agency, or a law firm. We're a shared radar — built by Nigerians, for Nigerians — that gets stronger every time someone chooses to speak up instead of staying silent out of embarrassment.

Fraud Radar NG is a searchable, growing database of fraud reports — bank accounts, companies, and websites — submitted directly by the people who encountered them. There's no approval queue standing between a warning and the person who needs to see it.
Every account, name, or number can be checked before you send money — turning a moment of uncertainty into thirty seconds of verification instead of a leap of faith.

See a suspicious account, number, or message? File it in under two minutes — no login, no bureaucracy.

Your report joins the shared radar immediately, searchable by anyone checking a name, number, or account before they trust it.

The next person who searches that name sees your warning first — and walks away before they lose anything.
Reports go live immediately after submission so the information is useful right away. We don't verify claims before publishing — this keeps the platform fast and free, but it also means every report should be read as one person's account, not a proven fact. Anyone can flag a report they believe is inaccurate or misleading.
Fraud Radar NG is built and maintained by Sir Brown AD, a full-stack developer based in Abuja. It's an independent project built to give ordinary Nigerians a place to warn each other, without needing a government office or a corporation's permission.