Who Bipe is for · Families
Nobody can pose as you with your mom.
The fake-relative scam starts with a photo and a new number. On Bipe, people who aren't in your contacts arrive as a request, a message that looks like a scam comes with a warning, and the seal will show who is who.
On iPhone, scam warnings and message requests are in the test app. The seal and the question about Mom are still coming. There is no Android version yet.
A warning before the Pix
A rushed Pix, a new number, a boleto, a receipt screenshot: the warning appears under the message and says what to do. On a suspicious money request, copy and pay stay locked for 5 seconds.
Scam warnings
A warning appears under a message that looks like a scam: a rushed Pix, a new number, a boleto, a receipt.
iPhone: In the test app · Android: In development
A pause before paying
When a money request looks suspicious, copy and pay stay locked for 5 seconds. The pause breaks the scammer's rush.
iPhone: Coming soon · Android: Coming soon
Who is who
The seal carries the name your bank checked. If the contact saved as Mom has a different verified name, the app asks if it is the same person.
Verified seal
Free verification through Pix or gov.br. The seal comes with the verified name.
iPhone: Coming soon · Android: Coming soon
Is that really Mom?
If the contact saved as Mom has a different verified name, the app asks if it's the same person.
iPhone: Coming soon · Android: Coming soon
Disguised letters
Swapping an O for a 0, or for a lookalike letter from another alphabet, won't fool the name check.
iPhone: Coming soon · Android: Coming soon
Strangers don't walk in
People who aren't in your contacts arrive as a request. And with no SMS code, whoever clones the SIM doesn't get the account.
An account with no hard password
Mom and dad don't need an email or a complicated password. The account lives on the phone, with an 8-digit PIN, like their bank's. If the phone breaks or goes missing, there is more than one way back to the account, and someone in the family can help.
Your account lives on your phone
No email required and no hard password to remember. You pick an 8-digit PIN, like the one for your bank.
iPhone: Coming soon · Android: Coming soon
New phone, same account
Got a new phone or lost yours? There is more than one way back into your account, and none goes through an SMS code.
iPhone: Coming soon · Android: Coming soon
Pay the right name
A Pix request shows the name your bank will show. If you see another name, don't pay.
Bring the family
Send an invite, and whoever joins lands straight in your chat. The family group only rings when it's about you.
Want to protect your family from the start? Talk to us.
contact@envisioning.comGet Bipe
Bipe is in testing. On iPhone you install it through TestFlight, Apple's app for test versions.