Verify before you act.
Check suspicious messages, links, job offers, payment requests and documents using evidence rather than guesswork — before you click, pay or reply.
No account needed. NextAct tells you what does not fit and what it could not check. It cannot tell you that something is safe — and it will never say so.
What a result looks like
DemonstrationWhat is happening
A message presenting itself as Example Bank is asking you to share a one-time security code.
They are asking you to share a one-time security code. If this turns out to be fraudulent, it cannot be undone or recovered.
What NextAct observes
High risk
Several things NextAct checked do not fit together. Do not act on this as it stands.
Before you act
Do not proceed yet
Do not do what this asks until you have checked it independently.
Evidence
Limited
Some parts could be checked, but important questions — often who is really behind this — remain open.
Confidence
Medium
The evidence supports this classification, from sources of mixed strength.
What confidence means
If this is wrong
Cannot be undone
If this turns out to be fraudulent, it cannot be undone or recovered.
Why
- The sender presents itself as an organisation whose recorded address does not match the one actually used.
- The message asks for a one-time security code. No organisation needs one from you, and sharing it hands over account access immediately.
- The message sets a deadline, which reduces the time you have to check it.
What NextAct could not verify
Who actually operates this domain?
The name alone does not establish who is behind it, and names are chosen to resemble real organisations.
Safest next step
Open your banking or account app directly from your phone, the way you normally would.
If the alert in the message is real, it will also be waiting for you inside the app. If it is not there, it was not real.
A made-up example, shown with the same components a real result uses. It is not a real case and not a statistic.
What NextAct actually does
Reads what you were sent
A message, a link, a screenshot, a PDF or a saved email. NextAct never opens, clicks or replies to anything.
Separates claims from evidence
What the material asserts — who it is from, what is urgent — is kept apart from what can actually be checked.
Shows you the contradictions
A claim that independent evidence disagrees with is the strongest signal there is. You see it, not just a score.
Names what it could not verify
Silence about a gap reads as reassurance. NextAct lists what it could not check, and how to check it yourself.
What NextAct will not do
No safety guarantee
AI does not decide
No accuracy claim