199,100 Australians were victims of identity theft in the 2022-23 financial year¹, with people spending up to $34,440 on misuse consequences in 2023².

Your identity can be stolen through things outside your control, like external company data breaches, or a thief accessing personal information like your name, email, phone numbers and credit card information, which they can use to open online accounts and services in your name.

For many Australians, your identity has already been unknowingly compromised, and thieves are simply waiting to exploit it.

Identity theft can be overwhelming, and leave us struggling with what to do next. If you find you’ve been targeted by identity thieves, Truyu offers simple, effective steps to help you re-secure your information as efficiently as possible to avoid additional harm or loss.

In order to protect your information, Truyu needs to know what to look out for, which requires you to share certain information with us.  We get it - protecting  information by sharing information seems like a catch 22. But with Truyu, your security is our focus, which means the minimal details we require are hashed and encrypted on our services, so no one, including us, can see them.