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Investor Scam Alert

Protect yourself from scams impersonating ASB/ASNB. Check the latest warnings and know what to do if you’ve been targeted.

Investor Scam Alert

Protect yourself from scams impersonating ASB/ASNB. Check the latest warnings and know what to do if you’ve been targeted.

Alert List

List of unauthorised social media pages, websites, messaging platforms, investment products, companies and individuals that misuse Amanah Saham Nasional Berhad (ASNB) name or logo.

DATA AS OF: 29 OCTOBER 2024

› Social Media Pages
› Entities / Individuals
› Websites & Blogs

Investors are strongly advised to stay alert to fraud attempts that misuse the name, logo, and identity of ASNB/PNB. Always refer to ASNB’s official channels for the latest scam alerts and verification.

What To Do if Scammed

Immediate Actions (Within the First Hour)

Call 997

Contact the National Scam Response Centre (NSRC) to stop the flow of funds and receive guidance on your next steps. (997 is the NSRC emergency response hotline)

Contact your bank

Request to block the relevant transactions or freeze your account.

Keep all evidence

Save receipts, account/phone numbers, links, screenshots, and chat logs.
 

Reporting & Verification

Check suspect accounts/phone numbers

Use the Semak Mule platform (PDRM/CCID) to verify details.

Report to the Securities Commission (SC)

If the scam involves illegal capital market or “investment” activities, report it to the SC and refer to the SC Investor Alert List.

Report cyber/phishing incidents

Contact CyberSecurity Malaysia – Cyber999 (24/7 reporting channel available).

Refer to Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM)

Check for consumer alerts and the list of unauthorized entities.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

No. Returns are not guaranteed. Be very careful if anyone promises very high “fixed” returns or pressures you to transfer money to a personal account.

Always double-check via:

myASNB or the official ASNB website (including the Scam Alert page), and the SC Investor Alert List and BNM Financial Consumer Alert List. If in doubt, treat it as suspicious until confirmed.

No. ASNB does not collect money into personal bank accounts. All legitimate transactions must go through myASNB, official ASNB branches, or appointed bank agents only. Refer to official ASNB alerts for examples of impersonation.

No. This is a common scam tactic. Do not download or grant permissions to such files. Delete the message and report it to Cyber999.

a) NSRC 997 – Rapid response for financial scams.
b) Semak Mule (CCID) – To check suspect bank accounts or phone numbers.
c) BNM Financial Consumer Alert & SC Investor Alert List – To verify unauthorised or suspicious entities.