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Digital arrest scam typically involves fraudsters posing as law enforcement officials or government officials, contacting victims and exploiting fear and urgency to manipulate victims into giving up money or sensitive information.
1. Ask for identity details and verify credentials independently in case you receive a call, video call, message or email from unknown person.
2. Stay calm. Think before you act or speak. Scammers often use fear and urgency to manipulate victims.
3. Avoid sharing personal or financial information.
4. Never click on any unsolicited links, download attachment from unknown sources or enter your personal or financial information on unverified websites.
5. No law enforcement or government officer will ask for money while investigating a crime. Never transfer money under pressure.
6. If you suspect a scam, report it to relevant authorities as mentioned below.
To report a financial or cyber related crime on National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal
Dial toll-free helpline number ‘1930’ or file complaint through Click here
To file a complaint through Axis Bank website
Visit > Support > Click on 'Report a Fraud' on Right panel - Select Product- Click Email/Chat/Branch/Call
How to report fraudulent communications received via SMS, call or WhatsApp?
Report any suspected fraud communication received within last 30 days on the Chakshu Portal Click here

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