Free · for you and the AI agents that shop for you

Check the payment, not just the site.

Before money moves, Ingam follows the link to the store it really ends at and tells you if that store is safe to pay. One second, three answers.

Try: or press pay on a fake checkout →

Scam blockers wait for reports. Ingam trusts only what can't be faked overnight.

A scam store can be built in minutes, so any "danger list" is always a step behind. Ingam looks at the one moment that matters and asks a different question: not "is this site reported?" but "is this payment safe to make?"

You paste a link, or press pay

From an ad, a text, a DM, or at a checkout in Chrome. Ingam stays quiet until then.

Ingam follows it to the real store

Through every redirect, then checks what can't be faked: years online, real traffic, the seller's own payment declaration, your past payments.

One of three seals

Usually in under a second.

allow · go aheadreview · look twiceblock · don't pay

What the free seal catches

The tricks that cost people money most often.

New seller

A store that appeared last week

Most fake stores are days old.

registered 6 days ago
Look-alike

A name built to fool you

Swapped letters, a brand plus a friendly word.

amaz0n-deals.com
Borrowed reputation

A brand name on a shop builder

Ingam judges the store, not Shopify or the free host.

apple-outlet.myshopify.com
Swapped payee

Money going somewhere else

The page looks like the store; the payment doesn't.

pays to secure-pay-gateway.xyz
Hidden instructions

Pages that talk to AI agents

Text telling a shopping agent to pay another account.

"ignore previous instructions…"
Remembered

Fewer questions over time

Once you pay a store, Ingam stops asking about it.

paid before → allow

Today · AI agent mode

Agents already shop inside your browser

They read pages fast and follow instructions, which is exactly what scammers count on. In AI agent mode, Ingam holds every new payee for your OK and scans the page for hidden instructions. Server-side agents get the same check through the API.

Coming next · Deep seal

Bad payments on good sites

An AI reads the whole checkout and compares it with what you meant to buy.

  • Hidden subscriptions: "first month free, then $39/month"
  • Cart doesn't match: one item wanted, ten in the cart
  • Inflated total: a $24 item that becomes $89

Our rule for AI: it can only add doubt, never grant trust. A page can try to talk an AI into saying "this is safe", so Ingam's AI can turn a pass into a second look, but never the other way around.

Ingam looks at the payment, not at you

Here is everything it needs. Full privacy policy

Sent to Ingam

  • The store's domain, not the full link
  • At checkout: the total and currency on the page
  • Whether you paid or cancelled after a second look

Never

  • Card numbers, names, addresses, emails, your chats
  • What's on the page, unless you turn on AI agent mode
  • Sold or used for ads

Questions

Is it really free?

Yes. The seal on this page is free. A paid Deep seal with AI checks is coming later, and the free seal stays free.

Does it work on my phone?

Yes. A phone doesn't let an extension stand in front of the pay button, so Ingam checks the link instead: send it to the Telegram bot, or share it to ingam.dev/check from any app. Same seal, same reasons.

Will it slow down my checkout?

The extension runs only when you press a pay button and usually answers in under a second. Most of the time you'll see a green seal and the payment just continues.

What if it stops a payment I trust?

You're always in control. Press "Pay anyway" and Ingam remembers the store. You can also tell us the check was wrong, which helps everyone.

Which stores does it work on?

Online stores in English-speaking countries first, including Shopify stores. Korean payment pages are on the roadmap.

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