When using our services, we may ask you for identity, banking and entity documents. We use advanced technology to protect your data, and we recommend you also adopt basic security practices.
Brand impersonation
Fraudsters may create fake websites, social media profiles or emails appearing to come from Aegryn to induce you to make fraudulent payments.
Our official emails come exclusively from the @boha-group.com domain. Any payment request from another domain is fraudulent.
Aegryn will never ask you to:
- Make a deposit payment to a personal account
- Make advance payments not specified in your signed mandate
- Share your login credentials by email or phone
Identifying fraudulent communications
Check that: the sender email is exactly @boha-group.com (not @boha-group.net or any variant), links in emails point to aegryn.com, and payment requests match what is specified in your signed mandate or contract.
If in doubt, use the contact form on aegryn.com/contact — do not reply to the suspicious email.
Securing your Aegryn account
- Use a strong, unique password for your Aegryn account
- Enable two-factor authentication (2FA) when available
- Never share your login credentials
- Sign out after each session
Payment processes — normal vs fraudulent
Normal
- Payment of Aegryn Review (€2,000) or Review+ (€5,000) fees via Stripe Checkout on aegryn.com
- Escrow payment (10% of agreed price) by bank transfer to the designated partner bank IBAN with transaction reference
Fraudulent
- Any payment request to a personal account
- Any cryptocurrency payment not specified in the contract
- Any "insurance fees" or "activation fees" not mentioned in your mandate
Reporting suspicious activity
- 01Do not click any links or provide any information
- 02Report immediately to contact@boha-group.com
- 03Report the platform directly (social network, registrar)