Is it the real one?
A message says it is from your bank, the tax department or Aadhaar. Paste its link, its number or the whole text. You see the real address and helpline, and whether what you were sent matches.
National helplines on the list
| 1930 | National Cyber Crime Helpline (report a financial fraud) |
| 112 | Emergency response (police, fire, ambulance) |
| 1947 | UIDAI Aadhaar helpline |
| 139 | Indian Railways enquiry |
| 1098 | Childline |
| 181 | Women helpline |
| 1950 | Election Commission voter helpline |
| 14567 | ElderLine, national helpline for senior citizens |
Bank customer-care numbers are not listed on purpose: they differ by product and are the ones scammers copy. Take them from your card or the bank's own app.
What you paste is checked in your browser and sent nowhere. The list is short and was checked on 30 October 2026. A site that is not on it is not proven fake, and a site that is on it can still be reached through a fake link, so type addresses yourself. For a link that is not on the list, use the link inspector. For a message, the scam checker. If money has gone, see report a fraud. MSRX Security has no connection with any government body or bank.