About GACS — Independent public-benefit anti-fraud utility
GACS (Global Anti-Crime & Safety) is an independent public-benefit anti-fraud service run by a small team of engineers and researchers. We're funded by donations and optional monitoring plans — never by ads, brokers, banks, or platforms we may need to report on. If you're new here and want to know what the tool actually does, start at What is GACS? — this page is about who runs it and why.
How GACS is funded
GACS — Global Anti-Crime & Safety — operates as an independent, public-benefit anti-fraud service founded and led by Nikk Delibasic (Founder & CEO). Formal charitable registration is currently in progress in Canada and the United States (501(c)(3)-equivalent). While paperwork is pending we already operate under public-benefit principles: no ads, no monetization of victims, and no payments accepted from any party we may report on. We will publish the registration numbers and jurisdictions on this page as soon as they are granted.
Why we built this
Every day, ordinary people lose their life savings to scams that could have been spotted in seconds — if a free, trustworthy tool existed. Paid "recovery" services often re-victimize survivors. We built GACS so anyone, anywhere, can verify a wallet, website, broker, or Telegram handle in one click — without paying a cent or handing over access.
How we're funded
GACS is supported by voluntary donations and the personal funds of the founder. We do not accept payments from exchanges, brokers, recovery firms, or any party we may report on. We will never monetize victims. Optional Shield & Vault monitoring plans for creators, families, and organizations fund the free public tools without selling data or diluting our public warnings.
Need ongoing protection?
Create a free account to save your scans, monitor your online image, protect followers from impersonators, and get real-time alerts when new scam signals appear.
Our principles
- Victim safety first — always.
- Core scam checks remain free for individuals; monitoring plans fund the mission.
- No conflicts of interest.
- Open methodology — see how we verify scams.
- Transparency about what we know and don't know.
Contact
One inbox for everything — we route by category to the right team. No phone numbers (scammers spoof them and victims call thinking they’ve reached us).
Single public inbox
hello@gacs.appOr use the contact form so it lands with the right team faster:
Open contact form →Operating jurisdiction will be published alongside the any future charitable registration number once filed. Trust & safety details · Methodology
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Core safety tools — scam checker, wallet lookup, social-handle scan, public warnings, and victim guidance — remain free for individuals. Optional paid protection is for creators and families who want continuous monitoring, saved alerts, and follower-protection workflows.
GACS operates as an independent public-benefit anti-fraud service. The scam checker, registry, alerts and guides are free and ad-free. GACS is funded by optional paid training and protection subscriptions, plus donations. We use first-party analytics (Google Tag Manager, IP-hashed) to improve the product and never sell data. No one can pay to be added to, removed from, or kept off the blacklist. GACS is not a registered non-profit; if that changes we will publish the registration number and jurisdiction here.
GACS is bootstrapped by the founder and supported by voluntary public donations. We do not accept payments from exchanges, brokers, recovery firms, or any party we may report on.
Never. We do not request seed phrases, private keys, signatures, or deposits of any kind. Anyone claiming to be GACS and asking for those is impersonating us — report it to alerts@gacs.app.
No, and we will not refer you to anyone who claims they can. Paid recovery services overwhelmingly re-victimize survivors. We provide free guidance on legitimate next steps: law enforcement reports, exchange freezes, and chain analysis.
Submit any wallet, website, broker, or social handle through the scam-checker on gacs.app, or email details and screenshots to alerts@gacs.app. Reports are cross-checked by humans and AI before publishing.
Authoritative sources
Independent primary sources used to check and corroborate the guidance on this page.
- FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3)
Official US channel for reporting internet-enabled fraud and cybercrime.
- US Federal Trade Commission — ReportFraud
Consumer fraud reporting and published enforcement data.
- UK Action Fraud
UK national reporting centre for fraud and cybercrime.
- Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre
Canada's central repository for fraud reports and scam alerts.
