FAQ
Questions worth asking before you trust.
Clear answers without inflated promises or regulatory theatre.
ScamGuard is a product concept designed to help users review lending records, repayment activity and trust indicators before making lending decisions.
Users can create profiles, record lending activity, track repayments and review available transaction context.
No. This website does not position ScamGuard as a credit bureau or replacement for regulated credit information services.
No. No score or record can guarantee that another person will repay.
No. The product is intentionally designed to avoid simplistic or defamatory fraud labels.
Users can raise, respond to and document disputes through a structured workflow.
It is an informational indicator based on available platform activity, such as repayment and transaction signals.
The product concept includes correction and dispute mechanisms so users can challenge potentially inaccurate information.
The website includes a data deletion request flow; production handling would depend on the finalized legal and technical architecture.
The website does not require raw Aadhaar numbers and demonstrates identity with masked fictional examples.
The design emphasizes consent, minimization, access control, secure processing, deletion and transparency.
Yes, the business concept supports customer lending records, repayment tracking, reminders and reports.
No. The website does not present ScamGuard as a bank.
No. The website is a lending-information and record-keeping concept, not a loan provider.
No government approval, certification or regulatory relationship is claimed by this website.
The interface should communicate that limited data means limited insight rather than inventing certainty.