Trust
How to know
it’s really us.
Kaiser Khan and the organisations he founded or leads use only the websites and email addresses listed on this page. World Aid Network and WARN accept donations only through their own websites. Kode Nirlaba and PanduanHewan never ask for donations. If a message does not match this list, do not pay or share personal details.
Check the address
Official websites.
Look closely at the spelling. Impersonators often add a word, a hyphen or a different ending.
Check the sender
Official email addresses.
- Kaiser Khan: press, speaking and collaboration
- hello@elitedigitalagency.io
- World Aid Network
- info@worldaidnetwork.org
- World Animal Rescue Network
- info@worldanimalrescuenetwork.org
- Kode Nirlaba
- hello@kodenirlaba.org
- CharityCompare
- hello@charitycompare.org.uk
Giving safely
Official donation pages.
Give only through these pages. This site never takes donations itself.
Social media
No social media accounts.
Kaiser Khan values his privacy and does not keep social media accounts. Any profile using his name or photographs is not him. Please report it to the platform, and do not send it money or personal details.
World Aid Network, WARN and Kode Nirlaba list any official channels on their own websites above.
Know the rules
What we never do.
- World Aid Network never pays cash to individuals. Treatment funds go directly to partner hospitals.
- Donations to World Aid Network and WARN are made only through their own websites.
- Kode Nirlaba and PanduanHewan do not ask for donations or hold anyone’s money.
- CharityCompare never takes payment to change a charity’s score or ranking.
- No partnership, listing or mention on this site is for sale.
- Kaiser Khan does not ask for money or personal details in private messages.
If something looks wrong
Stop, check, report.
- Stop
- Do not send money, gift cards or bank details, and do not share identity documents.
- Check
- Write to the official address on this page, not the one in the message you received, and ask whether it is genuine.
- Report
- In the UK, report fraud to Action Fraud and forward suspicious emails to report@phishing.gov.uk. Elsewhere, contact your local police.