Chapter
Thailand

Join the fight against scams by becoming a member
of the GASA Thailand Chapter.

Amanah Ramadiah Brian Hanley Crystal Wang Desmond Chia Giacomo Ghiraldo Ing Wang

Why does GASA Thailand exist?

Online scams are a growing threat across Thailand, costing consumers millions and overwhelming enforcement systems.

What do we do?
We protect consumers in Thailand through research, collaboration, and continuous education.

  • National and Cross-Border Initiatives
  • Annual State of Scams Reports

  • Scam.org: Anti-Scam Hub for Consumers 

₱11,896.3

lost to scams, per
person, on average.

77%

of Philippine adults claim to have encountered a scam.

30%

of Philippine adults claim to have lost money to scams in the last 12 months.

GASA THAILAND

Board members

GASA Thailand is guided by a cross-sector board of leaders committed to fighting scams across the country.

Ing Wang

Ing Wang

China and Singapore Lead, Customer Trust Ext. Relations

Amazon

Jeff Kuo

Jeff Kuo

CEO

Gogolook

Kodchasorn Jaijam

Kodchasorn Jaijam

Managing Director l

Gogolook Thailand

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Mark Valath

MooMoo

Panrawee Lee

Panrawee Lee

Head of Risk

Visa

Rajeshpal Singh Sandhu

Rajeshpal Singh Sandhu

GASA Ambassador (Southeast Asia)

GASA

Vishal Patwari

Vishal Patwari

Head of Risk, Regional Southeast Asia

Visa

Watee Powtong

Watee Powtong

General Legal Counsel

True Corporation

Meet the Asia-Pacific team

The GASA Asia-Pacific team leads regional initiatives to strengthen collaboration and fight scams across the region.

Brian Hanley

Brian Hanley

Director, Asia-Pacific Chapter

Jack Chan

Jack Chan

Partnership Coordinator

Zsa Lacanilao

Zsa Lacanilao

Marketing Coor

Jessica Chuah

Jessica Chuah

Ambassador

Foundation members & partners

Trusted organisations across Thailand are uniting under GASA to take collective action against online scams.

Corporate members & partners
Supporting members & partners
Associated organisations

Upcoming events

No upcoming events for this chapter at this time.

Latest blogs & research

State of Scams in New Zealand - 2026

This study of 1,180 New Zealand adults shows that scam exposure remained steady, with 83% of participants saying they had encountered a scam, compared with 82% in 2025. While 73% say they are confident in recognizing scams, 44% of those who encountered one interacted with a scammer. Across all respondents, 8% lost money or shared personal information that led to financial loss, and 2% reported a scam to the authorities. Among victims, 60% said being scammed had a significant or moderate impact on their mental wellbeing, and 37% said they had lost money to scams more than once.

Report Region - Asia-Pacific

State of Scams in Thailand - 2026

This study of 1,290 Thai adults shows that scam exposure increased, with 79% of participants encountering a scam in the past year, up from 72% in 2025. While 70% say they are confident in recognizing scams, 58% of those who encountered one interacted with a scammer. Across all respondents, 10% lost money or shared personal information that led to financial loss, and 4% reported a scam to the authorities. Among victims, 72% said the experience affected their mental wellbeing, and 60% said they had been scammed more than once.

Report Region - Asia-Pacific Chapter - Thailand

State of Scams in South Korea - 2026

This study of 1,090 South Korean adults shows that scam exposure increased, with 59% of participants encountering a scam in the past year, compared with 44% in 2025. While 65% say they are confident in recognizing scams, 44% of those exposed interacted with a scammer. Ultimately, 4% lost money or shared personal information that led to financial loss, with 2% reporting the scam to authorities. Among victims, 77% reported an impact on their mental wellbeing and 26% lost money to scams more than once.

Region - Asia-Pacific

State of Scams in Vietnam - 2026

This study of 1,250 Vietnamese adults shows that scam exposure is widespread, with 85% of participants encountering a scam in the past year, compared with 86% in 2025. While 55% say they are confident in recognizing scams, 75% of those exposed interacted with a scammer. Ultimately, 14% lost money or shared personal information that led to financial loss, with 7% reporting the scam to authorities. Among victims, 73% reported an impact on their mental wellbeing and 63% lost money to scams more than once.

Report Region - Asia-Pacific