HomerayCheck a payment QR before you pay.
Scammers stick fake codes over real ones. Scan first, see who the money goes to, then pay in your bank app.
Three steps.
Open Tools, then Scan, then QR scanner.
Point at the code. Homeray reads the name and city it pays to.
If the name does not match the shop, or the code looks changed, do not pay.
Check a QR code in your browser.
A free tool on this website. No sign-up, and nothing is uploaded. The app does it too, by voice or with your camera.
More free toolsThe photo stays in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
It cannot catch every scam. A scammer can make a code with their own name, so always check that the name matches who you are paying.
See who gets paid
The shop name and city stored in the code, before you open your bank app.
Spot changed codes
A warning when the code is damaged or has been edited.
It never pays
Homeray only checks. You pay in your own bank or e-wallet app.
Good to know.
Can it catch every scam?
No. A scammer can make a code with their own name. Always check that the name matches the shop or person you are paying.
Which codes does it read?
DuitNow and other standard payment QR codes, plus Wi-Fi, link and WhatsApp codes.
Does it see my bank details?
No. It only reads the code. Your bank app does the paying.
Try it on your phone.
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