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Every official Indian government platform where you can report cybercrime, fraud, spam, and identity theft — with step-by-step instructions for each.

🏭 cybercrime.gov.in

India's primary cybercrime reporting portal — operated by the Ministry of Home Affairs.

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Go to cybercrime.gov.in

Click "Report a Cybercrime" → choose "Financial Fraud" or the relevant category.

2

Fill in your details

Enter your name, contact number, and the incident details. You do not need to be the victim — you can report on someone's behalf.

3

Add evidence

Upload screenshots, transaction IDs, and the scammer's contact details. The more you provide, the stronger your case.

4

Save your complaint number

You'll receive a complaint ID. This is your official record — save it for follow-up with police or your bank.

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💰 NPCI / UPI Fraud Reporting

For UPI-specific fraud, report directly to the NPCI (National Payments Corporation of India).

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NPCI Dispute Portal

Report unauthorized UPI transactions, failed debits, and collect request fraud at disputes.npci.org.in.
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Your Bank's 24/7 Helpline

Call your bank immediately to flag a fraudulent transaction and request a chargeback. Time is critical — act within 24 hours.

📱 Social Media Platform Reporting

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Report on Instagram

Profile → ⋮ → Report → It's a Scam. Instagram reviews and removes fraudulent accounts within 24–48 hours.
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Report on WhatsApp

Open chat → ⋮ → Report. Also forward the scam message to +91 6360779701 (WhatsApp helpline for India).
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Report on Telegram

Forward the message to @notoscam or use Telegram's in-app report. For groups: report via Settings → Report → Spam.

🅶 TRAI — Sanchar Saathi

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sancharsaathi.gov.in

Check how many mobile connections are registered in your Aadhaar's name. Block unauthorised SIMs. Report spam calls and SMS.