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Beware of scammers claiming to be linked to and representing President's Challenge!

Please read our scam advisory

President's Challenge

Scam Advisory

Scam Advisory notice from the President's Challenge.

Last updated 7 October 2025

Be vigilant against scams

President's Challenge will communicate with you via official channels such as e-mails, newsletters, and the President’s Challenge website. Any donations will be conducted via the donation page on the President's Challenge website.

President’s Challenge will NEVER ask you to transfer money, to provide credit card information, disclose details of bank accounts, or One-Time Passwords (OTP) via SMS, messaging apps or via phone call.

You are advised not to automatically trust anyone who can share your personal details such as identity card number. Be on your guard against callers who ask you to install mobile apps.

If you received an SMS from the government, check that it’s gov.sg.

From 1 Jul 2024, government SMSes will be sent from a single Sender ID: gov.sg.

Visit sms.gov.sg for more information.

Infographics from gov.sg showing a smartphone, noticing the public regarding government Sender ID and agency names.

If you suspect that you are a target:

  1. File a police report immediately; immediately;

  2. Or call the 24/7 ScamShield Helpline at 1799 (if you are unsure if something is a scam).

  3. Write to us at pc_enquiry@ncss.gov.sg or call our helpline at 6210 2500.