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If you are facing a cybercrime, report to the National Cybercrime Reporting Portal

File a complaint with official cyber authorities in cases of cyberscams, financial fraud, or online sexual harassment

Creates an Official record and allows authorities to track patterns across agencies.

What to Do if You are Facing Cybercrime

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Visit cybercrime.gov.in or use the helpline 1930 to report the incident through the official Government of India portal.

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Register and create an account if needed

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File a detailed complaint with all evidence

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Upload supporting documents (screenshots, emails, etc)

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Save your complaint reference number

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Time: Usually 30–45 minutes online

Required Information

Screenshots of all communications

Emails and message records

Bank statements and transaction details

Detailed timeline of events

Report to RightsLine

Get free legal assistance and support

Connect with experienced lawyers who help coordinate recovery and protect your rights.

What to Do

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Create an account or report anonymously

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Provide case details and evidence

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Include your cyber crime complaint reference

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Our lawyers review and analyze your case

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Get legal advice and recovery strategy

Required Information

Copy of cyber crime complaint

All communications and evidence

Document financial losses

List affected accounts & services

Recovery & Follow-up

Work towards resolution and prevention

Coordinated follow-up significantly increases chances of recovery and prevents future incidents.

What to Do

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Work with RightsLine lawyers on recovery

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Contact banks for fraud claim compensation

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File insurance claims if applicable

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Track case progress on dashboard

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Implement security measures for prevention

Required Information

Communication with following

Law enforcement agencies and authorities

(Police, Cybercrime cells, etc)

Banks

(where applicable)

Platforms

(where applicable)

Courts

(where applicable)

File a Report

Choose how you'd like to report. Both options are free, confidential, and reviewed by SFLC.in lawyers.

Report Anonymously

No registration required

No account needed
Your identity is protected
Get a reference code for follow-up

Note: Anonymous reports have limited follow-up capabilities. Create an account for better support.

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Register & Report

Create a secure account

Real-time case tracking
Direct lawyer communication
Anytime updates & info sharing
Sign Up

Before you report:

  • • Have details about the incident ready (date, amount, what happened)
  • • Gather any evidence (screenshots, emails, transaction records)
  • • Ensure you have a way to be contacted (email or phone)
  • • This report will be reviewed by SFLC legal experts

Anonymous Report

Submit your report anonymously. Free, confidential, and reviewed by SFLC.in lawyers.

Law Enforcement Report

Have you already reported this to cybercrime authorities or law enforcement?

Thank you! This helps us coordinate better with authorities

Noted. Kindly proceed by filling in the relevant details.

First Report to Cyber Crime Authority

It's important to first report this incident to the official cybercrime authorities in cases of cyberscams, financial fraud, or online sexual harassment. This creates an official record and helps coordinate investigations.

Report at www.cybercrime.gov.in

After reporting there, come back and submit your report to us with the reference number.

Incident Details

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For urgent financial fraud, also call 1930 immediately.

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