Fraud awareness

At WorldFirst, the security of your money is our highest priority and we do our utmost to ensure that your money is safe from fraud.

WorldFirst’s international payment service is a great way to send money to people you know and trust. If you need to send money to someone you don’t know well, you may be putting yourself at risk of fraud.

Before authorising a payment from your WorldFirst account, we recommend you make sure you’re not sending money:

to someone you don’t know
to prove availability of funds to someone
to claim an inheritance or winnings from the lottery
to someone claiming to be a relative and in need of funds
to a person you met online and who is in need of funds
to pay for unexpected taxes
to claim the sale of shares from a previous investment

Contact us

If you suspect that there may be fraudulent activities related to your WorldFirst account (eg. WorldFirst account set up without your authorisation, a payment using WorldFirst account that you believe is fraudulent), please contact us via:

Your relationship manager (this information can be found on the homepage of your WorldFirst Account)
[email protected]
One of the relevant phone numbers listed on worldfirst.com/sg/help-support/contact-us/

In all instances, if you think you are a victim of a fraud or scam we advise that you report it to Action Fraud and contact your bank.

Guard your self against scams and fraudulent activities

Phishing emails or texts

Verify if the email is legitimate by checking the email address or contacting the person or company who sent the email directly.
Emails and SMSes can contain malicious attachments and links. Hover over links before clicking any. When in doubt, delete or report it.

Impersonation and online scams

Scammers may impersonate as government officials to collect your sensitive information.
To verify authenticity of phone calls related to COVID-19 situation, contact MOH hotline 1800 333 9999