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We have been alerted to scams involving the impersonation of SoFi leaders on social media and messaging platforms such as LinkedIn, Facebook, and WhatsApp.
These impersonators typically reference an “investment club” or provide unsolicited stock tips, claiming to be one of the members of SoFi’s leadership team.
This is a scam. SoFi and its employees will never contact you unexpectedly for money, personal information, or investment advice through text, social media, or messaging apps. SoFi is not associated with the impersonators in any way.
SoFi takes the privacy and security of our members very seriously. We maintain industry-standard administrative, technical, and physical safeguards designed to protect the confidentiality and integrity of your data.
Always be cautious when clicking unknown links or receiving unexpected messages, especially those creating a false sense of urgency or pressuring you to act immediately. Before taking any action, verify the sender through official SoFi channels to make sure the communication is legitimate.
If you suspect you are the target of a scam, do not provide any personal information. If anything feels suspicious, end the interaction immediately and call SoFi Customer Support at 855-456-7634 (opt 8), chat with us online, or contact [email protected].
SoFi does not assume or accept responsibility for any transactions conducted with the impersonators. For more information on how to recognize and report a scam, please visit our Fraud Center.
