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@@ -10,3 +10,4 @@ Vendor payments
    pay/sepa
    pay/check
    pay/multiple
+   pay/trusted_accounts
diff --git a/content/applications/finance/accounting/payables/pay/trusted_accounts.rst b/content/applications/finance/accounting/payables/pay/trusted_accounts.rst
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+=============================
+Trusted accounts (send money)
+=============================
+
+To protect users from sending money to scammers, vendor bank account numbers must be marked as
+trusted before you can use them to make an outgoing payment.
+
+To do so, open the vendor bank account and click on the :guilabel:`Send Money` toggle switch button.
+
+.. image:: trusted_accounts/send-money-toggle.png
+   :align: center
+   :alt: Example of a vendor bank account with the "Send Money" toggle button switched to "trusted."
+
+.. note::
+   All accounts are initially marked as untrusted.
+
+Phishing attacks
+================
+
+A **phishing attack** is an online scam designed to trick individuals or companies into giving away
+sensitive information or money by sending out fraudulent communication. Fraudsters pretend to be
+legitimate companies and may use partial information to give credibility to their requests.
+
+There are several types of phishing attacks, including **invoice fraud**. In this case, the
+fraudster pretends to be a genuine supplier following up on unpaid bills or sending a new invoice,
+but with different payment information than usual and with fake contact details.
+
+To protect yourself from these types of phishing attacks, remain vigilant when you receive
+unexpected invoices or payment requests.
+
+.. important::
+   In case of doubt, **we recommend contacting the vendor by phone**. Make sure to call an official
+   phone number by searching yourself, as the URLs, email addresses, and phone numbers written in
+   the communication you received may be fake.
+
+Elements to check
+-----------------
+
+There are several elements you can check by yourself when you receive an outgoing payment request to
+a new account:
+
+Communication style
+  Fraudulent emails and invoices often use a different communication style, such as **different
+  wording**, and may include **spelling and grammatical mistakes**. Examine and **compare** them
+  with previous ones that you know to be authentic (e.g., payment instructions, language, company
+  logo, etc.).*
+
+Urgency
+  Invoice frauds often use **urgent or threatening language** and change the **payment deadline**.
+  Check if you really received a late payment reminder previously.
+
+Type of account
+  A company is unlikely to replace a bank account with a **money transfer service**.
+
+Email and links domain names
+  Double-check the **email address domain** (`example@domain.com`). However, be wary that fraudsters
+  can make their email addresses look genuine or even hack email addresses from your vendor's
+  employees or even someone within your own organization.
+
+  Hover over the links in your email and check that the URLs they redirect to are genuine. Your
+  internet browser usually displays the link's target at the bottom left of the window.
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