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Safety & Reporting

Last updated: 6 November 2026

Greeting links are a favourite trick of scammers around festivals. We built Diya Wish so that our links cannot be used that way.

What makes our links safe

• One domain only. Every wish opens a page on Diya Wish. We never redirect to other sites.
• No downloads, no logins, no permissions. The card asks for nothing: no app install, no sign in, no contact access.
• Scam filters. Wishes cannot contain links, phone or account numbers, UPI IDs, emails or words like OTP, KYC, lottery, prize or cashback.
• Rate limits. One network can only create a limited number of wishes per hour, so bulk spam is blocked.
• Community reports. Every card has a report button. Wishes reported by several people are hidden automatically and reviewed.

How to spot a fake greeting link

• The link asks you to forward it to 10 groups to "unlock" a gift.
• It promises cash, recharge, a free phone or a lucky draw.
• It asks for your name, number, OTP, UPI PIN or card details.
• The address is misspelled or has many dashes and numbers.

Report a wish

Open the wish and tap the flag button at the bottom, or email the link to atgraphic12@gmail.com. You can also report cyber fraud in India at cybercrime.gov.in or by calling 1930.