Get professional guidance and documentation support for filing cyber fraud complaints. We help you understand the process, prepare your complaint, and submit it to the right authorities.
Online and cyber frauds are increasing rapidly in India. From UPI scams and phishing attacks to fake investment schemes and identity theft, cybercriminals are using sophisticated methods to steal money and personal information.
We provide professional guidance and documentation support to help you file complaints on the official National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal (cybercrime.gov.in) and take the right steps to recover your money.
We provide end-to-end guidance and documentation support for your cyber fraud complaint, from evidence collection to submission.
We help you prepare and organize all necessary documents for your cyber fraud complaint, including evidence collection and formatting.
We guide you through the process of filing complaints on the National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal (cybercrime.gov.in).
We provide information about the cyber crime helpline (1930) and guide you on the steps to take immediately after a fraud.
We advise you on what evidence to collect - screenshots, transaction IDs, emails, and other digital artifacts that strengthen your case.
We provide a clear, step-by-step process for filing complaints - from registering on the portal to tracking your complaint status.
We share tips and best practices to protect yourself from future cyber frauds and online scams.
Follow these steps to file your cyber fraud complaint effectively and increase your chances of recovery.
Gather all related information: screenshots of chats/messages, transaction IDs, bank statements, UPI reference numbers, email copies, and fraudulent phone numbers.
If you have lost money through UPI, net banking, cards, or wallets, immediately call the national cyber fraud helpline at 1930 to report the fraud.
Visit the official Government of India portal: cybercrime.gov.in. This is the only government-authorized website for reporting cybercrimes in India.
Register using your mobile number and OTP. Fill in the complaint details, attach evidence, and submit. You will receive a unique complaint reference number for tracking.
Use your complaint reference number to track the status of your complaint on the portal. The portal is monitored by law enforcement agencies for timely action.
Keep records of all communication and follow up with the concerned authorities. If needed, file an FIR at your nearest police station (Zero FIR concept).

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