Security Alert

Security &Anti-Scam

Protect yourself from loan scams and verify our official channels

NEVER Share These Details

Aeon-Credit Services will NEVER ask you to provide the following information via phone call, SMS, WhatsApp, email, or any messaging platform:

🔐One-Time Password (OTP)
🔢Transaction Authorization Code (TAC)
🔑Banking PIN or Password
💳Full Credit/Debit Card Number
🔒Online Banking Login Details
📱SMS Verification Codes

⚠️ If anyone claims to be from Aeon-Credit Services and asks for these details, it is a SCAM. Hang up immediately and report to authorities.

Official Channels

Verify Our Official Contact Details

Always verify you are communicating through our legitimate channels

🌐

Official Website

www.aeoncredit.com.my

Only apply through our official website with HTTPS security

📞

Customer Service Hotline

1-300-88-2366

Our official customer service number (Monday-Friday, 9AM-6PM)

📧

Official Email

customerservice@aeoncredit.com.my

Verify the exact email domain before responding

🏢

Branch Locations

Visit Our Branches

For face-to-face verification, visit our authorized branches

Common Loan Scam Warning Signs

Be alert to these red flags that indicate potential fraud

Upfront Fee Requests

high risk

Scammers demand payment for "processing fees," "insurance," or "deposit" before loan approval. Legitimate lenders deduct fees from the approved loan amount.

Guaranteed Approval Without Checks

high risk

Claims of "100% approval" or "no credit check required" are red flags. Responsible lenders always conduct credit assessments as required by BNM.

Pressure Tactics & Urgency

medium risk

Scammers create false urgency with "limited-time offers" or "approval expires today." Legitimate lenders allow time for careful consideration.

Suspicious Contact Methods

high risk

Contact only through WhatsApp, Telegram, or personal phone numbers. No official website, physical address, or license number provided.

Requests for OTP/TAC/PIN

critical risk

Any request to share OTP, TAC, banking PIN, or passwords is a definite scam. These codes are for your use only.

Clone Websites & Fake Apps

high risk

Websites or apps that mimic legitimate lenders with slightly different URLs or branding. Always verify the official domain.

Unlicensed Operations

high risk

Cannot provide valid money lending license number or registration with Ministry of Housing and Local Government.

Too-Good-To-Be-True Interest Rates

medium risk

Interest rates significantly lower than market rates (below 1% monthly) are often bait for scams. Always compare with legitimate lenders.

What To Do If You Suspect A Scam

1

Stop All Communication Immediately

Do not respond to calls, messages, or emails. Do not make any payments. Block the contact.

Cease contact and block suspicious numbers/emails
2

Contact Your Bank

If you've shared banking details or made payments, immediately contact your bank to freeze accounts and reverse transactions if possible.

Call your bank's fraud hotline immediately
3

Report to Authorities

File a police report and notify relevant authorities to help prevent others from falling victim.

Report to PDRM, Bank Negara, and MCMC
4

Verify With Us

Contact Aeon-Credit Services through our official channels to verify if any communication claiming to be from us is legitimate.

Call our official hotline: 1-300-88-2366

Report Scams to Authorities

Help protect others by reporting suspected loan scams to these official agencies

National Scam Response Centre (NSRC)

Contact: 997 (24/7 Hotline)

Visit Website

Report scams and fraudulent activities to the Royal Malaysian Police

Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM)

Contact: 1-300-88-5465

Visit Website

Report illegal money lending and unlicensed financial activities

Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC)

Contact: 1-800-188-030

Visit Website

Report scam calls, SMS, and fraudulent online content

Commercial Crime Investigation Department (CCID)

Contact: 03-2115 9999

Visit Website

File police reports for commercial crime and fraud cases

Stay Safe & Vigilant

When in doubt, always verify through our official channels. Your security is our priority. Remember: If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is a scam.

W