#Fraud Awareness

This is how scams really work. Not through technology first but through fear. A sudden call. Urgent words. High pressure. They rush you so you don’t think, question, or verify. Fear becomes the weapon, and panic does the rest. : The safest response is not reacting instantly. Pause. Verify. Ask questions. Because the moment fear controls the decision, the scam has already begun. : online fraud awareness, scam psychology, fear based scams, digital safety India, cyber fraud prevention : #ScamAwareness #DigitalSafety #OnlineFraud #CyberSafety #StayAlert

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In this new video of our series - #YehAapkeSaathBhiHoSaktaHai, get to know how fraudsters manipulate you and swindle your money by creating a moment of panic. Watch the video, and stay vigilant and safe, because such scams can happen to you too. In case you are a victim of fraud, file a complaint on the National Cyber Crime helpline number 1930 or visit www.cybercrime.gov.in. #vigilaunty #fraudawarenessweek #fraud #fraudster #staysafe #stayvigil #safety

🚨Be Alert, Be Careful 🚨 ⚠️ Viral Video Raises Awareness on Cyber Fraud Tactics A video circulating widely on social media is not based on a real-life incident but has been created specifically to spread awareness about rising cyber fraud methods. The clip demonstrates a common scam tactic where fraudsters approach people with an excuse such as, “My phone has been stolen, I just need to make one call.” Authorities and cyber experts warn that this method is actively being used by scammers. If a person unknowingly shares sensitive details like OTPs, PINs, or bank-related information, their bank account can be emptied within minutes. The video serves as a reminder for the public to remain alert, avoid handing over their mobile phones to strangers, and never share confidential financial information. Credit: @thesachinshaw Hashtags: #CyberAwareness #OTPScam #CyberFraud #StayAlert #PublicSafety

#Ad What should you do if you become a victim of bank fraud? Panicking is natural, but knowing your rights is your best defense. Under RBI guidelines, if you report an unauthorized transaction within 3 days and the fault isn’t yours, your liability is ZERO. That means the bank is required to refund your money. But prevention is always better than cure. A simple and effective way to protect your main savings is to use a separate account for daily UPI and other small transactions. For this, a secure and easy-to-use option like Airtel Payments Bank is perfect. It requires no minimum balance and helps you keep your large savings account safe from daily transactional risks. #Airtel #AirtelPaymentsBank #SafeSecondAccount #RBI #FinancialLiteracy

March is Fraud Prevention Month. 🛡️ This year’s theme “The Hidden Crime” is a reminder that fraud can slip by unnoticed until it’s too late. Throughout March, we’ll share insights to help you recognize red flags, strengthen your defenses, stay informed, and understand where to report fraud. 💪 #FPM2026

If a job offer asks for money, it's not an opportunity, it's a red flag. Always verify before making any digital payments, it could be a scam! #NPCI #NPCIAlwaysForward #DigitalPaymentAwarenessWeek #FraudAwareness #ThinkBeforeYouClick

Save yourself from banking frauds like THIS! Most bank frauds don’t begin with hacking. They start with a normal-looking message, link, or call that feels urgent and familiar. If you ever see multiple links claiming to be from your bank, pause for a moment and verify before clicking. First, always check the website link. All official Indian bank websites end with .bank.in. They never end with .com, .co, or just .in. If any website asks you to verify, update, or reconfirm your bank details and the link is not on .bank.in, close it immediately. Second, be careful with bank calls. Banks can officially call only from 1600-series numbers. No bank will ever ask for your OTP, PIN, CVV, net banking password, or ask you to click a link during a call. If anyone asks for this information, it is always fraud. Third, check bank SMS carefully. Genuine bank messages follow official formats for service and transaction alerts. Messages that create panic or push you to click on random links while pretending to be your bank should never be trusted. If something still goes wrong, immediately call the government’s financial fraud helpline 1930. Acting fast can help stop the loss. This is simple information, but very important. Share it with people around you and help protect them from such banking frauds. [BankingFraud, OnlineScam, CyberSafety, DigitalSafety, BankAlerts, FraudAwareness, PublicAwareness] @finminindia @nsitharaman @nsitharamanoffc @narendramodi @reservebankofindia

🚨 BEWARE OF THE FAKE LEGAL CASES SCAM! 🚨 📞 Someone once called me pretending to be a lawyer from a big brand, threatening an FIR unless I transferred ₹1 lakh immediately. It’s a classic fake legal notice scam — built on fear 😰 and urgency ⏳. But real legal notices never come via phone calls or UPI requests. I paused, thought it through, and avoided a major scam. One small pause can save you from a big scam. The next time something feels off — let the Scam Ka Siren go off in your head! 🚨 📢 Issued in Public Interest by @kotak811 Story is a fictional representation only. #UPIScam #OnlineFraud #FraudAwareness #DigitalScam #ScamKaSiren #Kotak811 #FinForIndia #HauslaHaiTohHoJayega

A familiar name and an urgent request can sometimes be a scam. Thoda dhyan se! Always verify the sender before sending gift cards or money vouchers. Digital Payments Awareness Week is being celebrated from 9th to 15th March, 2026 with the aim of spreading awareness about digital payment frauds and encouraging safe digital payment practices. #DigitalPaymentsAwarenessWeek #FraudAwareness #DPAW2026 #ThodaDhyanSe [UPI Chalega, Digital Payments Awareness Week, Fraud Awareness, CEO Scam]

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This is how a call forwarding scam really works—silently, in public places. A stranger asks for your phone to make a quick call. Instead, they dial a hidden code starting with 21 and add their own number. The moment this happens, your incoming calls get forwarded to the scammer. So when the bank, courier, or any service calls to read out an OTP or verification code, the scammer receives that call instead of you. That’s how accounts get compromised and money gets stolen. To stay safe, never dial codes starting with 21, 61, or 67 for strangers. To switch it off, dial ##002# immediately. Report such cases on 1930 or cybercrime.gov.in. Save this. Share this. Awareness stops scams. #CyberScam #CallForwardingScam OnlineFraud OTPScam