Before calling the National Cyber Helpline (1930), make sure you have these 4 important details ready.
4.4m views | Uttar Pradesh, India | Jul 24, 2026 Lost money in a cyber fraud? The first few hours can make all the difference. Reporting a financial cyber fraud accurately and without delay can significantly improve the chances of recovering your money. Shri Rajneesh Gupta, Joint Commissioner, IFSO Unit, Delhi Police, explains: • The victim's bank account number from which the money was debited. • The exact cheated amount. • The date of the transaction (and time, if available). • The UTR (Unique Transaction Reference) number of the transaction. If you are a victim of cyber fraud, immediately call 1930 or report it at cybercrime.gov.in. #CyberDost #CyberSafety #1930Helpline #ReportCyberCrime #CyberAwareness #I4C cyber fraud reporting, 1930 helpline, UTR number, financial cyber fraud, cyber safety, money recovery