Recognizing phishing attempts
Dinora never asks for your password, your OTP, or your card details — anywhere. Anyone who does is impersonating us.
Phishing attempts impersonating Dinora typically come via email, SMS, or fake support chats. The signals are predictable.
Red flags
- Asks for your password, full card number, or OTP code.
- Sender domain is not @dinora.ai (look closely — d1nora.ai, dinora-support.com, etc.).
- Urgency: "Your account will be closed in 24 hours."
- Links to a non-dinora.ai or non-dinora.app domain.
- Requests payment outside Dinora to "verify" your account.
What real Dinora communications look like
- Sender is always @dinora.ai or in-app notification.
- We never ask for OTP codes — we generate them, you enter them on our site.
- We never ask for your password.
- Operator messages always show a verified badge in chat.