AURION
Security

Verify a communication

Impersonation attempts can target any firm. This page allows you to confirm that a message, a call or a request genuinely comes from Aurion.

Official channels

Our official channels

The firm communicates exclusively through the channels listed below.

Email addresses ending in [EMAIL_DOMAIN_PLACEHOLDER] This is the firm's exact domain name. An address whose ending differs, even by a single character, does not come from Aurion.
Phone [PHONE] The number the firm uses for its calls and messages.
Website aurion-advisory.com Check the exact spelling of the address in your browser before taking any action.

Any message received through another channel, or from an address that does not match those above exactly, should be treated with caution, even if it reproduces the firm's name or visual identity.

Key indicators

What the firm never asks for

Aurion will never ask you, in writing or by telephone, for:

  • a payment to a personal account, for any reason whatsoever;
  • your SIMPL, Damancom or banking password;
  • a code received by SMS;
  • a cash payment without a receipt;
  • fees before an engagement letter has been signed.

If a message makes any of these requests in the firm's name, it does not come from Aurion.

What to do

If you have any doubt

01

Do not reply

Do not open any attachments and do not click on any link contained in the message.

02

Contact the firm

Use the contact page or the channels listed above, never the contact details given in the message you received.

03

Forward the suspicious message

Forward the item in question to [EMAIL]. The firm will confirm whether it is the sender.

A reminder: refunds are paid by the tax authority directly to the taxpayer. No refund passes through the firm or through any of its staff.