Anti-Fraud Notice

Fraud cases impersonating suppliers have been increasing. To protect your interests, please note the following.

What We Will Never Do

• Ask you by phone or SMS to operate an ATM, cancel installment payments, or “reset a payment”.

• Ask for your credit card number, online banking password, or SMS verification codes.

• Request payment to personal accounts (personal LINE/WhatsApp, private bank accounts).

Before Making Any Payment

• Our receiving bank account is always the company account stated on our formal quotation or contract.

• If you receive a notice of a “bank account change” — even if the email looks like it came from us — always re-verify by phone through your original contact person before remitting. Hijacked email threads with changed bank details are the most common fraud in B2B trade.

• Our official contact channels are those listed in the footer of this website.

If Something Seems Suspicious

Contact us immediately through the channels in the website footer to verify. In Taiwan you may call the 165 anti-fraud hotline; overseas customers please contact local police or anti-fraud authorities.