Need to reach
the Fraud Radar NG team?
Corrections, press, partnerships, or feedback on the platform itself — tell us what's going on and we'll get back to you, usually within a couple of days.
How can we help?
Spotted an error in a report?
Wrong name, wrong number, or something that no longer looks accurate — flag it and we'll take a look.
Flag NowPress or partnership inquiry?
Journalists, NGOs, and fintechs working on fraud prevention — we're glad to talk.
Partner with FRNGIn the middle of being scammed right now?
Don't wait on us. Call your bank's fraud line immediately to try to freeze the transfer, then file a report here after.
Report after you've called your bank →
One quiet report can stop a scam from working twice.
Scammers reuse the same account, the same script, the same story — on someone new, in a different state, a week later. Every report anyone sends through this contact form, or through the platform itself, feeds a radar that gets sharper the more Nigerians use it.
Traders, students, small business owners — from every state.
Most messages we get aren't complaints. They're a market woman in Onitsha asking how to flag a fake supplier, a student in Zaria reporting a fake scholarship offer, a shop owner in Lagos double-checking an account before releasing goods. That range is exactly who this was built for.
Not sure this is a "contact us" thing?
If it's about a scam, it probably belongs on the platform itself.