See what information is collected and why it is needed.
Report cybercrime.Get the right next step.
Tell us what happened in your own words — money lost, an account taken over, something that shouldn’t be online. We organise it, show you what we understood, and you confirm every step. Nothing is ever sent without you.
Start with what happened—not a government category.
Choose the closest path. If you are unsure, the assistant can help you decide without submitting anything.
UPI, cards, bank transfers, wallets, fake jobs or investment scams.
02Report safelyHarmful sensitive contentA protected path for eligible reports involving women or children.
03Protect your identityAccount or online abuseHacked accounts, impersonation, phishing, stalking or threats.
04No category neededI’m not sure what this isDescribe it in your own words and let guided help suggest a path.
A clear process when the situation is difficult.
Review information before submission, understand why each detail is requested and follow what happens after a complaint is registered.
See how it worksReview and correct every important detail before sending.
Understand the current status and what may happen next.
Track or check — right from here.
Already have a complaint, or want to check a suspicious number or link? Start below without hunting for another page.
Clear guidance for the moment you are in.
How the portal works
A plain guide to every function and step for reporting a cybercrime.
Protect your money & devices
Everyday habits that keep you and your family safe from common scams.
Spot a scam early
How fraud actually works, and the signs to recognise before you act.
Latest fraud patterns
Current modus operandi, compiled by the Indian Cybercrime Coordination Centre.
Helplines and escalation stay visible throughout the journey.
For financial cyber fraud, the national helpline is 1930. Visit Help for reporting guidance, escalation routes and support services.
