DigiRaksha

Cyber-fraud victims face two problems at once: they have just lost money, and they are suddenly expected to navigate banks, the 1930 helpline, the National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal, police procedures, FIRs and legal follow-up.

DigiRaksha was created to reduce that complexity and give victims a clearer route through a stressful, time-sensitive process.

A visitor may arrive moments after losing a significant amount of money. The interface therefore reduces cognitive load, uses plain language and makes the next useful action unmistakable.

The public experience stays intentionally simpler than the legal and administrative workflow operating behind it.

We created a digital case-intake and recovery-support platform where victims can quickly explain what happened instead of first learning how several disconnected systems work.

The public website, structured case collection and backend workflows work together so the DigiRaksha team can review, organise and move cases forward.