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IDN96 Scam Alert: Know the Patterns

Other people use the IDN96 name to defraud. This page sets out how they work so you can recognise it in seconds.

The one rule that separates real from fake

IDN96 never asks for a one-time code, a password, or a transfer to a personal bank account through chat, a phone call, or social media. Every transaction and verification runs inside the account. Anyone asking for those things in the IDN96 name is defrauding you, whatever reason they give.

Five patterns in circulation

1. "Your account is locked, send the code to unlock it"

Contact arrives on WhatsApp from a profile carrying the IDN96 logo, claiming to be the security team, asking for the code that just reached your phone. That code is in fact the password recovery code they triggered. Hand it over and the account changes hands.

2. "Special bonus, transfer here first"

A large bonus offered on condition of a transfer to an account in an individual's name. IDN96 does not accept deposits to personal accounts sent over chat. The destination account is always shown inside the account and can change, so it has to be read directly from the deposit menu.

3. A copied login page from a group or an advert

A link in a group, a comment, or an advert pointing at a page that resembles the IDN96 application. The username and password typed there go straight to the operator of that page. The easiest tell: its address is missing from the official domain list and was not produced by a button on idn96.business.

4. "A fee to release your withdrawal"

After a withdrawal is held, someone offers to speed it up for a fee. A held withdrawal is resolved through the official live chat inside the account, at no cost. The usual reasons for a hold are explained at idn96.pro.

5. Copied social accounts

Accounts carrying the IDN96 name and logo that send direct messages containing links. The official IDN96 channels are only those listed on idn96.com, and official channels never open a private conversation asking for your details.

Certain signs of fraud

Any request for a one-time code, a recovery code, or a password.
A request to transfer to an account sent over chat rather than shown in the deposit menu.
Pressure with a deadline: "your account is deleted in ten minutes".
Contact that starts with them. IDN96 replies; it does not open private conversations.
A number other than +62 812-6547-5454, or an address outside the official domains.

If you already acted

Change your password now through Forgot Password in the sign-in panel. This cuts their access if the account has not fully moved.
Contact official customer service through the live chat inside the account or at [email protected]. Give the WhatsApp number from registration and what happened, in order.
If money has already been transferred, report it to the sending bank and keep the conversation as evidence. A police report can be filed in Indonesia at patrolisiber.id.
Block and report the number or account wherever they contacted you.

Reporting a fake account or address to IDN96

Send screenshots along with the address or number to [email protected] or Telegram @idn96_indonesia. Reports are used to file takedowns with the platforms involved and to keep the list on this page current.