Stop scams smishing phishing fraud
before it reaches
the people you love.

Privacy-first scam protection for your iPhone: Rampart filters suspicious SMS and warns you about risky email. Family Check-In shows protection is on without showing anyone's messages.

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What Rampart does

It checks the two places scams most often reach you: text messages and email. Family coverage adds reassurance without giving relatives access to private conversations.

On your iPhone

SMS filtering

Suspicious texts move to Junk. Rampart never deletes them, so you can always check what was filtered.

Gmail and Outlook

Email warnings

Rampart checks connected email for phishing signals and sends a warning. Email body text is processed temporarily and discarded.

Minimum information. Real reassurance.

Family Check-In

A trusted relative can see whether protection is active. They cannot see messages, senders, subjects, or inbox activity.

Set it up once

Install Rampart, choose the SMS categories you want filtered, and connect Gmail or Outlook if you want email warnings.

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Start here

Install the app.

Download Rampart from the App Store and follow the short setup. It takes under a minute.

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Recommended

Choose SMS filters.

The most common scam categories for your region are pre selected. Fake deliveries, banking fraud, government impersonation. All adjustable, all on device.

SMS content stays on the phone
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Recommended

Connect Gmail or Outlook.

Link the email account. Rampart flags suspicious messages with a notification. Email body text is processed temporarily for risk analysis and discarded. Subject lines and sender addresses are stored as SHA-256 hashes; sender domains may be kept to detect spoofing.

Email body text is not stored on our servers
For families

Family Check-In

A simple status tells a trusted family member that Rampart is active. Nothing else is shared.

Scams change from one country to the next

Rampart's filters and guides are researched for local banks, public services, delivery companies, and the language scammers use.

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$470M

United States

Lost to SMS scams in 2024 (FTC). 1 in 4 gets spam texts every week. USPS and IRS top the list of impersonations.

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FR

Canada

French-language guides for bank alerts, delivery scams, Interac-style pressure, suspicious email and family safety.

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44%

México

Of Mexicans have faced SMS fraud. Banking impersonation (Banorte, BBVA) is the top threat, followed by fake deliveries.

Leer guías de México
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94%

Brasil

Of Brazilians face a scam attempt every month. PIX fraud and fake WhatsApp relatives lead the pattern.

Ler guias do Brasil
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56%

UAE

Of residents encounter a scam every month. Government impersonation (ICA, TDRA) is the leading threat.

Read UAE guides

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A subscription, not an advertising business

Try Rampart for seven days. Choose monthly or annual billing if it is useful to you. The app has no ads, and Rampart does not sell or rent customer data.

Best value

Yearly

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  • All future features included
  • Priority support
  • Family Check-In included
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Monthly

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  • SMS scam filtering
  • Email phishing alerts
  • Category controls
  • Family Check-In included
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Prices and taxes vary by region. The App Store shows the final amount before you confirm the subscription. See who Rampart fits, what it cannot do and how it handles private data.

Practical scam guides for the UAE.

Clear steps for suspicious bank texts, OTP requests, Emirates ID messages, delivery fees, and account recovery.

Browse the UAE blog → Compare email scams by country →
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All 6 UAE guides

Start with the featured guide, or browse by the moment you are dealing with.

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Emirates Post delivery fee scam: how to check before paying

Fake delivery messages in the UAE often ask for a small customs, address, or delivery fee. Learn how to check Emirates Post and courier messages before entering card details.

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Fake bank SMS in the UAE: OTP, app approvals, and UAE Pass scams

UAE bank scam texts often mention OTPs, app approvals, UAE Pass, Emirates ID, card blocks, or suspicious transfers. Learn what to check before tapping or sharing a code.

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Fake UAE residency, visa, and fine emails: how to check them

Fake UAE emails may mention residency, visa renewal, Emirates ID, police fines, traffic fines, or urgent payment. Learn what to check before clicking or paying.

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Spam SMS in the UAE? How to Block It with 7726 and Report a Scam

In the UAE, TDRA says you can send B plus a sender to 7726 or Ball to block AD- marketing messages. Learn the limits and what to do with a scam text.

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UAE

A letter from the founder: Rampart is now available in the UAE

After a year of development, Rampart is now available for iPhone in the UAE. A personal note from the founder about privacy, scams, and what comes next.

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UAE

UAE Pass and Emirates ID scam messages: what to check before you respond

UAE Pass and Emirates ID scam messages can look official. Learn what to check before sharing credentials, approving a login, or tapping a link.

Questions people ask before installing Rampart

Choose the FAQ language first.

Rampart is regional, so the clearest answers depend on the country and language you prefer. Pick one and we’ll open the FAQ there.

English United States Español México Português Brasil Français Canada English UAE
Why does Rampart charge a subscription?
  • No ads, no selling customer data. The subscription is the entire business model.
  • Constant threat research. Scam patterns evolve daily. Your subscription funds the team that tracks new smishing kits and fraud campaigns as they appear.
  • Ongoing model updates. The on-device filter and email detector are updated as new threats land.
  • Human support. Real people, not a bot loop. Families hit by fraud need a person to talk to.
  • Privacy infrastructure. On-device SMS scanning, encrypted OAuth token storage, temporary email-body processing, and hashed metadata cost more to build than a simpler data-hungry pipeline.
What happens when I connect email?
  • Rampart checks connected Gmail or Outlook messages for phishing signals. Email body text is processed temporarily for risk analysis and discarded. It is not stored on Rampart servers.
  • Subject lines are stored only as SHA-256 hashes. Sender addresses are hashed before storage. Sender domains may be kept to detect spoofing.
  • OAuth tokens for connected email accounts are encrypted at rest and used only to provide email protection.
  • See the full Privacy Policy for the exact data map.
Does it work with any email provider?
  • Rampart currently works with Gmail and Microsoft Outlook. Both use read-only OAuth scopes.
  • More providers are on the roadmap.
  • SMS filtering works regardless of carrier or email provider.
  • Apple Sign In is for account login only. Email scanning requires a separate Gmail or Outlook connection. See our Terms for details.
Is it safe to connect my email to Rampart?
  • Yes. Rampart asks for the access it needs to check for phishing signals in Gmail or Outlook, then works inside Apple and provider rules.
  • Email body text is processed temporarily for risk analysis and discarded. It is not stored on Rampart servers and it is not used for ads or data sales.
  • Family Check-In does not show email body text, senders, subjects, attachments or inbox activity. It only shows whether protection is active.
Is Rampart on Android?
  • Rampart is available for iPhone. Android is planned for later; sign up for an availability update.
What if a real message gets blocked?
  • SMS. Blocked messages go to the iPhone Junk folder, not deleted. You can always check.
  • Email. Rampart never blocks email. It only sends a notification. You decide what to do next.
How is this different from a carrier spam filter?
  • Carrier filters are trained on general spam. Rampart is trained on the specific fraud patterns hitting people in your region now.
  • It covers email, which carriers do not touch.
  • The model updates as new scam waves emerge. Carriers do not ship weekly updates.
What does Rampart store about me?
  • Email address (via Apple, Google or Microsoft sign in), display name if provided, language and region.
  • SHA-256 hashes of email subject and sender. Body text is never stored.
  • Threat analysis results (threat score, reason, recommended action).
  • SMS message content stays on the phone. Hashed identifiers and threat scores may be synced to provide protection status and improve detection.
  • Full list in the Privacy Policy. Rampart Technologies FZCO is based in the UAE and designs its privacy program around applicable privacy obligations, including PDPL and GDPR where they apply.

Rampart is live on the App Store.

Download Rampart for iPhone now. Android is on the way, and if we haven't reached your country yet, tell us where to launch next.

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