Bewa never asks for payment outside the app
The deposit is paid by Pix inside the app. If someone claiming to be Bewa asks for Pix, a transfer or a boleto over WhatsApp, email or SMS, it is a scam.
Security alerts.
No active alerts right nowWhen we spot a scam going around or an important change, it shows up here first. Meanwhile, these precautions always apply:
Never share passwords or codes
Our team never asks for your password, verification codes or card details, by message or by phone.
Be wary of rush and too-good-to-be-true prices
Scammers create urgency so you pay before thinking. If you are being rushed, stop and check the agreement in the app.
Check the link before you click
Our emails only notify you and lead to the app. If in doubt, do not click: open the app or the Bewa website directly.
Keep the conversation inside the app
Chats and files recorded in the app help Bewa review a dispute more accurately.
Bewa protects only the deposit
If someone asks for the full price of the deal through Bewa, be suspicious and report it to us.
If you have already paid or shared your details with someone suspicious, contact your bank right away and file a police report. Then report it here so we can investigate.
Report a problem.
Saw something odd, fell for a scam or had a problem with an agreement? Tell us. The more details and images, the faster we can act.
- You fill in the report and attach screenshots or photos.
- The team reviews it and, if needed, asks for more details by email.
- We take the appropriate action, such as blocking suspicious profiles or agreements.
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