Cyber Response Desk
Scam support and cyber legal help in one place
Report quickly, preserve evidence, submit your case details, and connect with cyber-crime lawyers.
First step
Preserve evidence
Screenshots, transaction details, links, chats, and bank alerts help support follow-up.
Urgent fraud
Call 1930
For cyber financial fraud, contact the national helpline quickly.
Scam help
Share key incident details and receive next-step guidance for support follow-up.
Lawyer connection
Where available, cyber-crime lawyer discovery stays appointment-based.
Emergency steps
If money is at risk or already debited, call 1930 right away for financial fraud support.
Submit the complaint quickly and keep the acknowledgment/reference ID safely.
Keep screenshots, payment references, call logs, chats, and suspicious links/files.
Share transaction references and request fraud blocking or recovery actions immediately.
Find cyber-crime lawyers
Browse lawyers experienced in cyber-crime, digital evidence handling, and fraud recovery.
Submit the scam help form to link a support reference with appointment booking.
Scam concern
Citizen Scam Help
Share incident details to receive a case ID and immediate next-step guidance.
Immediate step
Name, mobile, email, issue category, incident date/time, and short description are required.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to wait before filing a scam report?
No. Report immediately to 1930 and the national cybercrime portal to improve recovery chances.
Can I submit the form without exact transaction amounts?
Yes. Share the best available details first; you can add supporting records later.
Will my details be shared with lawyers directly?
For this current support flow, details may be shared only for victim-side forensics and lawyer assistance.
Can businesses request preventive security checks?
Yes. Use the Security Audit form and our team will contact you for scoping and timeline.