Archive · 13 Dec 2025
India Blocks Rs 8,031.56 Crore in Fraud
The Indian government has a special team called 14C that helps stop people from stealing money through the internet.
They work with banks and have stopped over Rs 8,031.56 crore from being stolen.
They also found more than 24.67 lakh bank accounts that were being used for bad things.
There are now 459 special police stations in India just for cybercrimes, which is a lot more than before.
They also have a special map system to catch bad people and a website to teach police officers how to stop cybercrimes.
They have saved a lot of money and caught many bad people.
India's 14C initiative has blocked Rs 8,031.56 crore in fraudulent transactions since September 2024.
Over 18.43 lakh suspect identifiers and 24.67 lakh mule accounts have been identified.
India has 459 dedicated cybercrime police stations, up from 169 in 2020.
Seven Joint Cyber Coordination Teams (JCCTs) have been established in cybercrime hotspots.
The 'Pratibimb' GIS software helps track cybercriminals and has led to 16,840 arrests.
- Who
- Indian government and law enforcement agencies
- What
- Blocked fraudulent transactions and identified mule accounts
- When
- Since September 2024
- Where
- India
- Why
- To curb cybercrimes and prevent financial fraud
- Amount Blocked
- Rs 8,031.56 crore
- Suspect Identifiers Shared
- 18.43 lakh
- Mule Accounts Identified
- 24.67 lakh
- Cybercrime Police Stations (2024)
- 459
- Cybercrime Hotspots Teams
- 7
- Cybercrime Cases (2023)
- Highest in Bengaluru
- Funds Saved via CFCFRMS
- Rs 7,130 crore
- CyTrain Registrations
- 1,44,895