Cyber Crime: After raising the call, if lakhs of rupees disappear from your bank account, then it is a serious cyber fraud. It is necessary to take immediate steps in such cases so that your money can be returned.
National Cybercrime Reporting Portal: If you have become a victim of cyber fraud, you can file a complaint immediately on the National Helpline Number 1930 or Cybercrime Reporting Portal (Cybercrime.gov.in). This increases the chances of getting your money back.
Importance of Golden Hour: The first hour after cyber crime is called 'Golden Hour'. During this time, the complaint is most likely to get your money back by filing a complaint. So as soon as you have a cyber fraud with you, call the 1930 helpline number immediately or file your complaint on the cyber crime portal.
Do this work immediately if you are a victim of cyber fraud: If you get a call or video call from an unknown number on your phone and after lifting it, the money is deducted from your bank account, then immediately call the helpline number 1930 or go to cybercrime.gov.in and go to the complaint.
Citizen Financial Cyber Fraud Reporting and Management System (CFCFRMS): This system helps in handling cases of cyber fraud. After calling the 1930 helpline number, the police take information about your case and register tickets in CFCFRMS. This ticket is sent to the concerned bank or wallet so that money can be held.
RBI guidelines to avoid fraud: The Reserve Bank of India says that without consensus, inform the bank immediately if the money is deducted from the bank account. Be sure to take proof of your complaint. If your mistake has been cheated, then delay in telling the bank may increase losses.
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Note: To avoid cyber fraud, do not share your personal information with anyone and be cautious.
