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Cyber fraud worth 5,044 crore prevented: Govt
TechCyber fraud prevention
The Indian government has prevented cyber fraud worth Rs 5,043.7 crore in 15 months with the help of a telecom-led risk system.
The Financial Fraud Risk Indicator (FRI) assigns mobile numbers a risk level, enabling banks and payment platforms to intercept suspected fraudulent transactions in real-time.
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- Financial Fraud Risk Indicator (FRI) launched in May 2025
- Telecom-led risk system helps banks and payment platforms intercept fraudulent transactions
- FRI launched by the department of telecommunications in May 2025
- System enables real-time interception of suspected fraudulent transactions
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Expected Outcomes
- Reduced cyber fraud, increased protection for victims
Why It Matters
Prevention of significant financial losses, improvement in national cybersecurity
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- Sep 9Times of India (IN): NEW DELHI: India is increasingly stopping cyber fraud before money leaves a victim's account. A telecom-led risk system has helped banks and
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