It takes a network
to beat a network
Global Anti-Scam Alliance unites forces worldwide to stop online scams before they cause harm. By turning collaboration into action, we protect people everywhere from the financial and emotional impact of fraud.
Through research, intelligence sharing, and partnerships across sectors, we work with governments, industry, and consumer organisations to strengthen prevention, support victims, and disrupt the networks behind online fraud.
lost worldwide to online scams in the past year
of adults experienced a scam in 12 months
of scam victims never
report the incident
encountered even more scams than the year before
Our Global Network
Global Anti-Scam Alliance (GASA) operates in a world where scams know no borders. Cybercriminals act globally, exploiting gaps between countries, systems, and regulations. To effectively protect consumers, the fight against scams must therefore combine strong international collaboration with coordinated action at a regional and national level.
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Together we
protect people
from the financial and
emotional impact of fraud.
Upcoming events
Global Anti-Scam Summit (GASS) Europe 2026
Latest blogs & research
Global Anti-Scam Alliance Launches Scam.org with OpenAI and Key Partners
The Global Anti-Scam Alliance (GASA) launched today Scam.org, an AI-powered platform that provides scam education, prevention, detection, reporting, and victim support.
Guard Your Heart: A GASA Valentine’s Special on Romance Scams
Experts examine romance scam tactics, disruption strategies, and victim recovery across Asia-Pacific.
Nigeria’s EU High-Risk Delisting and the Importance of Sustained AML Enforcement
Nigeria has been removed from the EU’s high-risk AML list following its exit from the FATF grey list, changing how EU-regulated entities assess Nigeria-linked transactions.
Public–Private Partnerships as a Structural Response to Global Scams
How Public–Private Partnerships are increasingly treated as a practical requirement for scam prevention, informed by global research and international policy discussions.