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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Upcoming events
Global Anti-Scam Summit (GASS) Europe 2026
O que o Relatório Global sobre Crimes Financeiros de 2026 Significa para o Brasil - 08/04/26 - 2:00PM UTC-1
2:00 PM (UTC) · English · 60 min
REGISTEROn the Frontlines: Fighting AI-Powered Scam & Fraud - 14/04/26 - 2:00PM UTC
2:00 PM (UTC) · English · 60 min
REGISTERRed Cards for Scammers: Defending Fans Ahead of FIFA World Cup 2026TM - 28/04/26 - 3:00PM UTC
3:00 PM (UTC) · English · 60 min
REGISTERLatest blogs & research
From Vienna to Global Action: Key Takeaways from the UN Global Fraud Summit
Explore key insights from our participation at the UNODC's Global Fraud Summit in Vienna. Discover how AI is changing the scam landscape, the power of national anti-scam centres, and the introduction of the Public-Private Partnership Framework to protect communities from fraud.
League of Protectors: Women Fighting Against Scams
Explore key insights from our International Women’s Month webinar on combating scams. Discover how women leaders are driving cross-border collaboration, digital literacy, and collective action to protect communities from fraud.
The Real Gap in Fraud Defense Is Strategy, Not AI
Fraud losses keep rising despite advances in AI detection. The real challenge is fragmented strategy across banks, platforms, telcos and governments. Effective scam prevention requires coordination, shared signals and earlier intervention.
New Executive Order on Cybercrime and Fraud Marks a More Coordinated U.S. Response
A U.S. Executive Order targets cybercrime, scams, and global fraud networks with a more coordinated government response.