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title: Is This Message From Panacea Real? Quick Checklist
description: Learn how to tell if a message from Panacea is real with this quick fraud prevention checklist.
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# Is This Message From Panacea Real? Quick Checklist

## Scammers often send fake emails, texts, or phone calls pretending to be trusted financial institutions. Use this quick checklist to help determine whether a message is really from Panacea.

**1. Is the message creating urgency or fear?**  
Be cautious of messages saying:

- “Your account will be closed”.
- “Suspicious activity detected”.
- “Immediate action required”.

Scammers often pressure you to act quickly before you can verify the request.

**2. Is the sender asking for sensitive information?**  
Panacea will never ask for:

- Passwords.
- PINs.
- One-time verification codes.

If a message asks for this information, it’s likely a scam.

**3. Does the link or website look suspicious?**  
Before clicking links:

- Check for misspellings or unusual website addresses.
- Avoid logging in through links sent by text or email.
- Type Panacea’s website directly into your browser when possible.

**4. Is the message unexpected?**  
Be cautious of unexpected texts, calls, or emails—especially if they ask you to verify information or send money.

**5. Does something feel off?**  
Poor grammar, unusual requests, or pressure to act immediately are common warning signs of fraud.

Trust your instincts and verify before responding.

#### ***Important:** Fraudsters can spoof phone numbers and email addresses to make messages appear legitimate. Always verify suspicious requests using official contact information.*

#### **What to Do**

- Do **not** click suspicious links or attachments
- Do **not** share personal or banking information
- [**Contact Panacea Support**](https://help.panaceafinancial.com/how-do-i-contact-support?hsLang=en) directly to verify the message

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