Aware is built for people who want a more accountable online community: a place to evaluate trust signals, share safety information responsibly, and connect with clearer identity context—without treating a badge, score, or search result as a guarantee.
Identity with accountability
Aware separates free participation from higher-impact verified features. A verified account is earned through a protected review, and higher-impact access begins only after that review is approved. It never makes someone automatically safe, reliable, or endorsed.
- Free accounts can browse, search, and make limited social posts.
- Fraud reporting and protected assets require an approved verified account.
- Private verification documents are not displayed publicly.
Fraud reporting that helps others
Approved verified members can report suspicious identifiers and share factual warning signs. Reports can include public-safe context and, where applicable, supporting evidence from an official complaint or bank/cybercrime report.
- Report phone numbers, UPI IDs, emails, websites, bank details, social handles, and more.
- Community discussion, corrections, and review requests encourage fairer reporting.
- Human reports are presented as important context alongside technical checks.
Intelligence, not just a feed
The Intelligence Dashboard combines community reporting with available technical trust signals for websites and apps. It is designed to help people pause, examine context, and make more informed decisions before sharing money or data.
- Search one place for community reports and trust information.
- Scores are indicators—not guarantees—and can evolve when meaningful information changes.
- Official responses and claim requests can add context without erasing community reports.
A safer content standard
Aware is intended for useful conversation, safety awareness, professional updates, and genuine connection—not attention-seeking content at any cost.
- No sexually explicit, vulgar, harassing, or exploitative content.
- No non-consensual images or videos, including content used to shame or target someone.
- No fake accounts, deceptive posts, or impersonation.
Original, honest information
People should share what they know, explain their own experience, and respect the work and privacy of others. Reposting or copying someone else's content without permission, presenting rumours as facts, or publishing manipulated material damages trust.
- No copy-pasted content presented as your own work or experience.
- No fabricated stories, fabricated evidence, or misleading claims.
- No deepfake or AI-generated impersonation. AI-assisted material must never be used to deceive, harm, or misrepresent a real person.
Our standard: Aware promotes careful reporting, respectful discussion, and privacy-conscious sharing. It does not replace independent judgment, professional advice, banks, platforms, or public authorities. If you believe you are facing immediate fraud or a safety risk, contact the appropriate authority or service directly. Read the
Terms of Use and
Privacy Policy before applying for verification.