Before you trust a new contact
Check an X account before you trust someone you met online
Look at an X account’s public history for signals associated with fake or recently repurposed profiles before you share money or personal details.
If someone you met online points you to their X account, its public history can tell you a lot. CheckDragonfly reads the account’s public posts, pictures, replies and network and reports signals that may be consistent with common profiles of newly created, repurposed or automated accounts.
What you get
- One report on the account’s public activity, with the evidence behind every finding.
- Picture analysis included in every check.
- The price for that account, shown before you pay.
Please note
The report describes signals in public data. It does not label anyone, and it cannot prove who is behind an account. If you think you are being targeted by fraud, contact your bank and report it to the authorities.