Financial Cybercrime – Act in the Golden Hour
If you've lost money to online fraud, call 1930 IMMEDIATELY. The first few hours are critical for freezing fraudulent transactions. Don't wait to gather evidence first — call first, gather evidence second.
How to Report Cybercrime
- 1Step 1 – Call 1930 — For financial cybercrime (UPI fraud, bank fraud, investment scam), call 1930 immediately. The helpline can initiate a hold on fraudulent transactions.
- 2Step 2 – File on cybercrime.gov.in — Visit the National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal. Create an account and file your complaint under the appropriate category.
- 3Step 3 – Visit the cyber cell — Most district police stations have a dedicated cybercrime cell. Visit with all evidence — screenshots, transaction IDs, phone numbers.
- 4Step 4 – Preserve evidence — Screenshot everything: chat logs, transaction IDs, email headers, social media profiles, URLs, phone numbers.
- 5Step 5 – Track your complaint — Note your complaint ID from cybercrime.gov.in. You can track the status and upload additional evidence.
Types of Cybercrime You Can Report
Financial Fraud
UPI scams, credit card fraud, fake investment schemes, loan fraud, OTP theft.
Social Media Crime
Fake profiles, impersonation, cyberbullying, morphed images, defamation.
Ransomware / Hacking
Unauthorised access, data theft, ransomware, account takeover.
Online Harassment
Stalking, threats, blackmail, sextortion, revenge content.
Child Sexual Abuse Material
Report CSAM immediately on cybercrime.gov.in — gets priority escalation.
Job / Visa Fraud
Fake job offers, advance fee fraud, fake visa promises.
Cybercrime Reporting Channels
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