Use case

Payment QR code safety

Check payment QR codes before sending money or entering banking data.

Built-in mode

Payment safety mode

Payment codes deserve extra care because small changes can redirect money or credentials.

Benefit

Review recipient, amount and purpose.

Benefit

Be cautious with parking, fines and invoices.

Benefit

Use official apps or known websites for final payment.

Privacy

Local-first by design

SafeCodeScan does not process payments and does not guarantee payment destinations.

Why payment codes need caution

Payment QR codes can contain recipients, amounts, references or a URL to a payment page. A small change can send money or data to the wrong place.

Before you pay

Check whether the situation really requires a QR payment. Compare recipient names, official domains and reference numbers with the invoice, machine or provider.

SafeCodeScan role

SafeCodeScan can reveal and explain the payload. It does not authorize transactions and cannot reverse payments.

Method

How the check works

SafeCodeScan decodes the payload locally, separates readable parts such as protocol, host, path and parameters, then explains common warning signs in plain language.

Limits

No result is a guarantee

A code can change behavior after you open a destination. Always verify the source, the displayed domain and the context before entering data or making payments.

Does this send data to a server?

SafeCodeScan does not process payments and does not guarantee payment destinations.

Is the result guaranteed?

No. SafeCodeScan gives cautious hints and local checks, not a guarantee.

Can I use it on mobile?

Yes. The interface is mobile-first and supports camera or local generator workflows.