Stop further loss
Call your bank, UPI app, wallet, card issuer, or payment provider. Ask how to secure the affected account and transaction.
Money sent or details shared? Act now.
Contact your bank, payment provider, and India’s cybercrime reporting service immediately. Fast reporting can help begin the official response while the details are still available.
For immediate danger or a non-cyber emergency, contact local emergency services. Aware is an early-warning and information service, not a bank, police service, or government reporting authority.
Report through the official route
Call 1930 and submit the incident through the National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal. Keep any acknowledgement number you receive.
Preserve the facts
Save transaction IDs, amount, date and time, phone numbers, UPI IDs, URLs, emails, chat screenshots, and payment receipts. Do not edit the originals.
Secure your accounts
Change affected passwords, remove unknown devices or remote-access apps, and never share OTPs, passwords, card details, Aadhaar data, or recovery codes with anyone claiming to help.
Use Aware after urgent action
Once you have contacted the right provider or authority, check the identifier on Aware and, if eligible, submit a factual community warning. Do not publish private financial or identity information.