detect·deepfakesby Resemble AI
Scam call screener

Is this a scam call?

Upload a voicemail or recorded call. We detect if the caller's voice is AI-generated and flag the 20 most common voice-based scam patterns — the same engine banks and telcos use to screen fraud calls in production.

Works on MP3, WAV, M4A — up to 10 minutes.
Your audio is processed in memory and deleted — never used for training.
If money was already sent, call your bank first — then come back here.
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Resemble Signal · 20 categories

20 scam scripts we map against.

Resemble Signal — the enterprise call-screening engine — maps every uploaded call against 20 known voice-fraud patterns. The free tool flags AI voice today; full-category classification ships with the Signal integration.

CEO impersonation
Cloned voice of a senior exec authorizing an urgent wire transfer.
Grandparent scam
"Grandma, I'm in jail" — a synthesized relative asks for emergency money.
IRS / tax authority
Threatening call demanding immediate payment to avoid arrest.
Bank fraud
Caller poses as your bank, asks you to "verify" your card or move money to a "safe account".
Tech support scam
Claims your device is compromised, requests remote access.
Kidnapping extortion
Synthetic cries of a loved one demanding ransom for fake release.
Romance scam
Long-running synthetic voice relationship built to extract money.
Investment / crypto scam
Fake advisor pushing a "guaranteed return" opportunity with urgency.
Package delivery
USPS / FedEx / DHL impersonator requesting payment or personal info.
Utility shutoff
Power / water / internet company threatens immediate disconnect.
Social Security
Claim your SSN is "suspended" or being used in crimes.
Charity fraud
Fake charity leveraging disasters or current events for donations.
Job offer scam
Too-good-to-be-true remote role requesting bank details for "payroll".
Immigration officer
ICE / USCIS impersonation threatening deportation or fines.
Sweepstakes / lottery
"You've won!" — pay processing fees to claim a nonexistent prize.
Law enforcement
Fake warrant, bail, or jury-duty threat demanding immediate payment.
Medicare / insurance
Targets seniors with fake benefits reviews or plan changes.
One-ring callback
Premium-rate number scam triggering a callback charge.
Deepfake political
Synthesized candidate voice spreading disinformation or voter suppression.
Pig-butchering crypto
Long-game relationship-build leading to a massive investment drain.

For consumers

If a caller claims to be a relative in trouble, a bank officer, or a government agent asking for urgent action — hang up and verify through a channel you trust. Record the voicemail (most phones allow this), upload it here, and confirm before you act.

  • · Never wire money based on a voice call alone.
  • · Ask a question only the real person would know.
  • · Call back the official number — not the one that called you.

For call centers & banks

Resemble Signal classifies scam calls in real-time across the 20 categories above. Deploy it in front of your call center, IVR, or customer-service pipeline to flag synthetic callers and match them to known fraud scripts before an agent picks up.

Frequently asked questions

What counts as a "scam call" for this tool?
Any recorded audio where a suspicious caller uses social-engineering tactics — impersonating a bank, authority, relative, or executive to extract money, credentials, or access. The detector identifies if the caller's voice is AI-generated; the pattern classifier (via Resemble Signal) maps the call to one of 20 known scam scripts.
Will this catch vishing calls?
Yes. Vishing — "voice phishing" — is a direct subset of what this tool screens. Any recorded voicemail or call can be uploaded. For real-time call screening at scale, see the Resemble Signal enterprise product.
How do I record a call on my phone?
iOS 18.1+: open Phone → during the call, tap the waveform icon → record. Android: most OEMs (Samsung, Pixel) have built-in call recording in the Phone app. For voicemails, many carriers let you forward them to email (check your carrier's voicemail settings).
Can the tool tell me who the attacker is?
It can tell you the likely generator family (ElevenLabs, Resemble, OpenAI TTS, etc.) of a synthetic voice, but not the identity of the human orchestrating the scam. For criminal investigation, file with the FBI IC3 at ic3.gov and preserve the audio.
What should I do if I confirm a scam?
(1) Do not call back or engage. (2) Report to the FTC at reportfraud.ftc.gov. (3) If money was sent, contact your bank immediately and the FBI IC3. (4) If an executive was impersonated, alert your security team before any wire is executed.