How to Spot Fake Monarch Sponsorship Offers

We've become aware of fake sponsorship or partnership offers that impersonate Monarch. To help you avoid these, here's how to know whether the outreach is from Monarch versus an impersonator.

How to know a message is really from Monarch

A genuine message either comes from either a @monarch.com or @monarchmoney.com email address. If this is not the case, treat the offer as suspicious, even if it uses the Monarch name, logo, or branding.

Please Note: A sender's display name can be faked. Always check the full email address a message was sent from, not just the name. See below:

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What to do if you get a suspicious message

  • Don't reply, click links, or open attachments.
  • Check the sender against the test above.
  • Report it to our support team (support@monarch.com), then delete it.

If you already replied, there's no need to worry. Just stop engaging and report the message so we can look into it.

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