If you have become a victim of credit or debit card fraud, then take these steps in time, your account will not be empty

Along with the increase in digital transactions, cases of online fraud have also increased rapidly. People often suffer financial loss in digital fraud. So this type of fraud cannot be ignored.
Digital fraud can be caused by online transactions, e-mail spoofing, phishing, or even through card cloning. Due to financial loss, we often get nervous and we forget the work that we should do at that time due to nervousness. Today we will tell you what you can do after being cheated.
As soon as you notice that you have had a suspicious credit/debit card transaction, inform your bank immediately and lodge a formal complaint. Apart from this, you can block your card by calling the customer care number of the bank.
You can lodge a written complaint with your bank but before that, you must bring with you the bank statement of your bank for the last six months, a copy of the SMS received regarding the said transaction, your ID proof, and address proof as shown in the bank records. Keep the copy with you.
With these documents, you can file a complaint with the bank. If you are one of those people who have been cheated because of an app, then take a screenshot of that app and file it in the bank.
After registering a complaint with the bank, you should also file a written complaint with your nearest police station.
If the police refuse to register an FIR, you can approach the court under section 156(3) of the CrPC. Apart from the police, you can also register a complaint directly by going to the cyber cell.
If fraud happens and it is not the bank's fault and it is committed by a third party through fraud, phishing, etc. then as per RBI rule customers need not make any payment. Fraud is reported within three days. If given