Report abuse or suspicious activity

Every scammer depends on their targets staying silent — embarrassment, doubt, and "maybe it was nothing" are their infrastructure. Reporting from inside Kit Pay dismantles it: reports are securely tied to your account and the thing you are reporting, and reports from different people about the same actor add up into a picture no single report could paint.

What to report

• Fraud and scam attempts — succeeded or not. Failed attempts are intelligence; report them too.
• Impersonation of Kit Pay, of support, or of people you know.
• Pressure, threats, or extortion involving money.
• Harassment or abuse in conversations — report a conversation covers that path and how it respects encryption.
• Anything that felt engineered — you do not need to name the scam to report the behaviour.

How to report

1. Report from inside the app — from the conversation, the payment, or through Help — so the report is attached to your account and to the exact thing you mean.
2. Describe what happened in your own words, with the specifics that make patterns visible: what was asked for, what was promised, what name they used.
3. If a conversation is the evidence, you choose what to include: specific messages you select and explicitly consent to share go to authorized moderators, and the rest stays sealed.
4. If money moved, also work through what to do about a payment problem — the report and the payment problem are handled on their own tracks.

What happens to a report

Reports are reviewed, and repeated reports about one account matter in aggregate — patterns of behaviour are what reviews act on. You will not receive a case file on another user, and action on someone else's account is not announced to you; what you get is the thing reporting exists for: the pattern on record, working against the actor.