Fraud Scams Anti-scam centres Published 06 October 2025

Uniting against fraud: How anti-scam centres can strengthen national fraud defences

Building on discussions at the Global Anti-Scams Summit London 2025, this paper explores how national anti-scam centres can bring together public and private sector data, technology and expertise. Drawing on examples from the UK, Australia, Singapore, the Netherlands and Taiwan, it outlines a blueprint for a coordinated, whole-system response to fraud.

Type

Position paper

Topics

Frauds and scams

Markets

BE · IT · ES · PT · PL · BR

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Campaign & coverage

The articles this paper powers.

Each campaign brings consumer concerns to a wider audience, turning evidence into action and bringing issues to the attention of those who can make a difference.

October 2023

Euroconsumers and Deco Proteste to host Global Anti Scams Summit

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July 2026

Euroconsumers at the Global Anti-Scam Summit: only international action can stop the economic threat of online fraud and scams

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March 2025

Global Anti Scam Summit: Urgent action needed to support scam victims for the long haul

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June 2025

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We engage with public authorities to raise consumer concerns and propose solutions.

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The position paper provides the analytical foundation for enforcement efforts. One case is currently running on it.

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