aameghRespond to suspected cyber financial fraud
Use the official reporting route quickly, preserve useful records privately and avoid recovery scams.
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- 13 September 2026
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- 5 minute guide
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Use the official route promptly
The National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal is the Government of India complaint pathway, and 1930 is identified for cyber financial-fraud reporting. Aamegh does not receive the complaint.
- Call 1930 for cyber financial fraud
- Open cybercrime.gov.in through your own browser
- Contact the relevant bank or payment service through its official channel
Preserve the transaction context privately
Keep transaction references, timestamps, messages and account communications without publishing them. Do not edit originals solely to make a public allegation.
- Keep original messages and transaction IDs
- Record when each official contact was made
- Do not post account numbers, OTPs or identity documents
Watch for a second scam
Someone promising guaranteed recovery may be another fraud attempt. Confirm every follow-up through the bank, portal or authority you contacted rather than a number supplied in an unsolicited message.
- Do not pay a recovery fee under pressure
- Never share an OTP or remote-access code
- Verify follow-up contacts independently
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