What Vireth is, and what it is not

Vireth compares what you tell it with known patterns of scams and account takeovers, explains what it finds, and suggests safe next steps. It uses transparent, human-written rules, not a machine-learning model. It is free to use.

Vireth only knows what you tell it. It cannot see messages, calls, or accounts, cannot confirm who anyone is, and can be wrong in both directions. A result that finds no known pattern does not mean something is safe. Please use your own judgement, and check anything important directly with your bank or the organisation involved, using contact details you find yourself.

Vireth is not legal, financial, or professional advice, and it does not replace the police, emergency services, your bank, or a lawyer. In an emergency, call your local emergency number.

Every decision, including whether to pay, report, or ignore Vireth’s advice, is yours. Vireth never contacts anyone, reports anything, or takes any action on your behalf.

Vireth does not keep a record of your checks, and what it shows you on screen is not evidence. If you may need evidence for your bank, the police, or an ombudsman, take screenshots of the messages, keep your call log, and keep your bank statements yourself.

Information about helplines and consumer rights was checked against official sources on the date shown in the code and on the governance page. Numbers and rules change, so confirm with the official source before relying on them.

Please don’t use Vireth to harm, harass, or deceive anyone. Security researchers are welcome to test it and report weaknesses to [email protected].

We work hard to make Vireth accurate and safe, but we provide it as it is. To the extent the law allows, TRACE Risk Advisory is not responsible for losses arising from decisions made using it. Nothing in these terms limits rights you have under consumer law that cannot be limited.

Questions, complaints, or a problem to report: [email protected]. TRACE Risk Advisory, Hyderabad, India.