Eurojust is the EU Agency for Criminal Justice Cooperation. We support national judicial authorities in the EU and beyond in investigations and prosecutions of cross-border crime.

Eurojust does not contact members of the public to:

• Request personal information, bank details, login credentials, one-time passwords or copies of identity documents;
• Request payment, unless this is part of an existing contractual relationship with Eurojust (for example, with suppliers, contractors, or service providers);
• Warn someone that they are under investigation or threaten legal consequences to obtain money or information;
• Give instructions or direct you to take or avoid specific actions.

If you receive a message, letter, email, SMS or phone call that uses Eurojust’s name or logo and asks you to transfer money or share information, this is a fraud attempt.

What to do:

• Do not follow the instructions in the message.
• Do not click on links or open attachments.
• Keep the message and any available details (for example, screenshots, sender information and email headers).
• Report the incident to your local police or national fraud reporting centre.
• Inform Eurojust using this contact form so we can track impersonation attempts and warn others.