WaZappyPhishing Link Analyzer.
Got a link in an SMS, WhatsApp or email and not sure? Paste it here instead of tapping it. We open it safely on our server, follow every redirect and tell you who is really behind it.
The page is fetched by our server — nothing runs on your device and no scripts are executed.
Findings
Where the link really goes
Safe-to-share (defanged) link
Already clicked or entered details?
- Call your bank’s official helpline (number on the back of your card) and block cards / UPI immediately.
- Money lost? Call 1930 (national cyber-crime helpline) within the first hour and report at cybercrime.gov.in.
- Change the password you typed, and the same password anywhere else. Turn on two-step verification.
- Report the link on Sanchar Saathi → Chakshu so it can be blocked for others.
What we check
- Real destination: every redirect behind bit.ly and other short links.
- Brand impersonation: names that copy 60+ banks, wallets, telecom, courier, government and shopping brands — including look-alike letters (0 for o, rn for m, Cyrillic letters).
- Domain age from the official registry, risky endings (.xyz, .top, .shop…) and free website builders.
- The page itself: forms asking for OTP, password, card, CVV, UPI PIN or Aadhaar, data sent to Telegram bots, hidden code and APK downloads.
Frequently asked questions
Is it safe to paste a phishing link here?
Yes. Our server fetches only the page’s HTML, does not run its scripts and blocks private networks. Nothing is opened on your phone or computer.
The result says low risk. Is the link definitely safe?
No tool can promise that. A low score means none of the common phishing signs were found. Still never share OTPs, PINs or passwords through a link — use the official app or type the website yourself.
Why does a padlock (HTTPS) not mean safe?
Any website can get a free SSL certificate in minutes, including scam sites. HTTPS only means the connection is encrypted, not that the site is genuine.
Can you take a phishing site down?
Report it on Sanchar Saathi (Chakshu) and cybercrime.gov.in. For your own brand being copied, our Brand Imposter Domain Finder helps you discover look-alike domains early.
