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Blooom never moves your money.
We will never call or message to ask you to move money, share a bank password or read out a security code.
Your bank may be able to stop the payment, so act now.
Call 159How it works ›
Use the number on your card or in your banking app, or call 159, which connects to many UK banks.
Spot the scam.
Pick a message to see the signs. Names and numbers here are made up.
Before you open a savings account.
You open any account with the provider yourself, in your own name. Four checks, every time.
1Go to the provider yourselfUse its own website or app, never a link you were sent.
2Check it on the FCA RegisterSee the firm, and what it is allowed to do, at register.fca.org.uk.
3Check payment details with the providerUse contact details you found yourself.
4Take your timeA real bank never pressures you to move money.
Report a scam.
Tell your bank firstIt may be able to stop or trace the payment. Then report it below.
Forward scam texts to 7726It’s free, and helps your network block the sender.
Report it to Report FraudReport it online at reportfraud.police.uk or call 0300 123 2040. In Scotland, call Police Scotland on 101.
Questions people ask.
A message says it’s from Blooom. Is it?Blooom only writes from blooom.money, and never asks for a password, a code or a payment. If in doubt, open the app yourself.
Will Blooom ever ask me to move money?No. Nobody from Blooom will ever ask you to.
Does Blooom see my bank details?No. You type in your balances, and Blooom never connects to your bank.
How do I open an account without falling for a scam?Go to the provider’s own website or app, check it on the FCA Register, and take your time.
Blooom can’t move your money, by design.
You type in your own figures, and nothing in Blooom can reach your bank.
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