Learn About Scams

Scammers send fake messages pretending to be from trusted organizations to steal your information.

Fraudsters trick you into sending them money or authorizing payments under false pretenses.

Scammers offer lucrative work-from-home jobs but require you to pay upfront fees or complete 'tasks'.

Scammers use malicious QR codes that lead to fake payment pages, phishing websites, or hidden payment requests.

Fraudsters call or message you pretending to be your bank, telecom operator, or courier company to extract your OTPs and passwords.

Fake investment apps and 'trading experts' promise guaranteed high returns to lure you into sending money.

Fake online stores and delivery frauds take your payment and never deliver the product.

Callers impersonate police or customs officials, claim you are under 'digital arrest', and demand money to resolve the case.

Scammers pose as customer support for banks, couriers, or online platforms to steal OTPs or money.

Fraudsters use AI-generated voices, face-swapped videos, and synthetic images to impersonate loved ones or officials and extort money.

A quick guide on what to do immediately after you realize you have lost money or shared credentials with a scammer.

Fraudsters get a duplicate SIM issued in your name to hijack all your SMS, calls, OTPs, and access to your bank and UPI apps.