Consumer protection

Scams don't steal your money. They get you to send it.

An agent that never stops watching, and people who always pick up. Ice Cream Security spots a scam while it's happening, and our team is on the line in one ring.

The problem

Different masks. Same script.

Romance, crypto, tech support, a fake call from the government. Someone gets you on the line, earns your trust, and walks you step by step until you move the money yourself.

1

The call

An unexpected call, text, or message from someone who sounds official, urgent, or kind.

2

The site

You're sent to a page that looks exactly like your bank, an exchange, or a support desk.

3

The access

They ask you to install an app so they can "help." Now they can see your screen.

4

The transfer

You're told to move your money somewhere safe. This is the last moment it can be stopped.

$20.9 billion in losses were reported to the FBI in 2025, up 26% from the year before, and most fraud is never reported at all. FBI IC3 2025 Annual Report

The agent

A personal agent that watches over everything financial.

No single signal means much on its own. An unknown caller is just a call. A banking app is just a banking app. Ice Cream Security watches for the moment they line up in the order a scam always follows, and steps in before the money moves.

It notices the pattern

A call, then a strange site, then a screen sharing app, then your bank. Ice Cream Security recognizes the sequence, not just the scam of the week.

It asks the right question

Warnings get swiped away, and scammers coach people to ignore them. A direct question is much harder to talk your way past.

It only slows what's risky

Your everyday payments go through as usual. Only the one transfer that looks like a scam gets a second look.

Something's off
"Quick check, is anyone on the phone guiding you through this payment right now?"

Answer and carry on. It takes two seconds.

Looks risky
"Did someone contact you about this, or ask you to move money to keep it safe? That's a common scam script."

Ice Cream Security adds a short cooling off period to that one transfer.

Looks like a scam
"Is someone on the phone with you right now telling you not to tell your bank? If so, this is a scam."

The transfer is held and someone you trust is notified. A real person is ready to help.

The SOS line

The agent catches it. Our people help you through it.

The Ice Cream Security SOS line answers on the first ring, 24 hours a day, every day of the year. An automated attendant picks up instantly, with real people right behind it.

Anyone who calls you and asks for money, conference us in.

A real bank, a real agency, or a real grandchild won't mind. A scammer will hang up. Either way, you've got your answer.

Ice Cream Security Family

Someone in your corner, whatever your age.

Choose one or two people you trust. If Ice Cream Security ever has to hold a transfer, they're the first to know. It works in every direction: a daughter for her father, a parent for a son on a dating app, partners for each other.

You stay in charge

Your trusted contact doesn't see your accounts or your everyday spending. They only hear from us when it really matters.

A pause, not a lockout

When a transfer is held, your trusted contact or a short wait releases it. Nothing else on your account changes.

No labels

Ice Cream Security sits quietly on your home screen. It doesn't announce to anyone that you need protecting.

About

Built by cybersecurity experts.

Ice Cream Security is built by cybersecurity experts who believe stopping a scam shouldn't depend on spotting it yourself while someone is pressuring you.

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