17 fraud indicators
Fee and deposit requests, OTP and bank-detail requests, unrealistic pay, guaranteed jobs, pressure tactics, chat-app recruiting, suspicious email domains and more.
Check a job offer before you reply to it.
AI JobShield reads a recruitment message and shows which phrases look like fraud, why they matter, and what to do next.
0 / 100
LOW
Fake job offers go after people who are eager to start
Fraudulent recruiters write convincing messages to students and job seekers. They ask for a "registration fee", a one-time password or bank details, or push the conversation onto WhatsApp or Telegram. By the time the pattern is obvious, the money or the personal data is usually gone.
JobShield gives you a second opinion in seconds, with the reasoning shown, so you can decide what to do with the offer.
What JobShield checks
Explainable scoring
Each indicator adds a fixed number of points to a 0 to 100 score. You see the quoted phrase, the reason, and the points, so nothing is a black box.
Private by default
The analysis runs in your browser. Text is sent to a server only if the optional AI review is switched on for this deployment.
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Analysis result
Risk level
LOW
Why this was flagged
No red flags were detected. The message does not match any of the fraud patterns JobShield looks for. That is a good sign, not a guarantee, so still verify the employer.
Reassuring signs
Safety recommendations
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This tool provides a risk assessment and should not replace independent verification.