Ingam — check before you pay

Ingam checks the payment, not just the site. When you press "Pay now" or "Place order", Ingam takes one second to check who is about to receive your money, and answers in one of three ways: - Allow: a green seal, and the payment continues as usual. - Review: one clear question, e.g. "This seller is brand new (registered 6 days ago). Pay $64.99 anyway?" - Block: the payment stops, with the reason. WHAT THE FREE SEAL CATCHES - Brand-new sellers: most fake stores are days old. - Look-alike names: swapped letters (amaz0n), a brand plus a friendly word, a brand hidden in a subdomain. - Borrowed reputation: a brand name opened on a shop builder or free hosting (e.g. apple-outlet.myshopify.com). Ingam judges the store, not the platform. - Swapped payees: the page looks like the store, but the money goes to an unrelated site. - Hidden instructions for AI agents: text that tells shopping assistants to pay someone else. WHY IT'S DIFFERENT Most scam blockers check every page against lists of reported sites, so a scam store built yesterday passes until someone gets burned. Ingam runs only at the pay button and trusts only what can't be faked overnight: years online, real traffic, the seller's own payment declaration, and your own past payments. Unknown sellers get a second look, not a free pass. BUILT FOR AI AGENTS TOO AI agents are starting to check out inside your browser. Turn on AI agent mode and Ingam holds every new payee for your OK and scans the page for hidden instructions. PRIVACY Ingam runs only when you press a pay button. It sends the store's domain and the total. It never reads card numbers, your name or address, or pages outside checkout, and never sells data. Full policy: https://ingam.dev/privacy Free, no account needed. Questions: support@ingam.dev