PSFB — Pakistan Scam & Fraud Bureau — is a private organization that receives complaints about JazzCash, EasyPaisa, bank fraud, OLX, and social media scams. We review, investigate, and forward verified cases to FIA & police when necessary.
Trusted cyber-fraud complaint intake for citizens of Pakistan.
Every complaint matters. These counters reflect the collective action of citizens who chose to speak up against cyber fraud in Pakistan.
From your report to official action — here is what happens at each step.
Fill out our secure complaint form with your details, scammer info, and any evidence (screenshots, transaction receipts).
Our dedicated analysts review every complaint within 24–48 hours and verify the information provided before assigning it for investigation.
Our investigators gather additional evidence, contact relevant banks/payment providers, and build a complete case file with your reference number.
If fraud is confirmed, we forward the case to FIA Cyber Crime Wing or local police with a complete evidence dossier. You can track status anytime.
PSFB — Pakistan Scam & Fraud Bureau — is a private, independent organization committed to helping Pakistani citizens fight back against the rising wave of online fraud. We are not affiliated with any government agency. Our role is to receive your complaint, verify it, and forward actionable, evidence-backed cases to the relevant authorities (FIA Cyber Crime Wing, local police, or your bank's fraud unit) so that action can actually be taken.
We work with volunteers, legal advisors, and former law-enforcement consultants to make sure your complaint is taken seriously and routed to the right desk — without the bureaucratic delays of going it alone.
To make cyber-fraud reporting accessible, secure, and effective for every Pakistani — whether you lost Rs. 500 to a JazzCash scam or your life savings to an investment fraud. Every complaint matters, and every scammer should know that we are watching.
All fields marked * are required. Your information is stored securely and only shared with authorities when necessary.
Enter the reference number you received (e.g. PSFB-2026-00123) to view your case status and timeline.
Knowledge is your first line of defense. Read the latest scam alerts and learn how to protect yourself and your loved ones.
Scammers pretending to be JazzCash support call victims asking for the OTP sent to their SIM. Sharing it lets them drain the wallet.
Apps promising 2% daily profit on crypto/forex deposits disappear after you invest. Withdrawals are blocked with "tax" demands.
Accounts posing as Meta officials DM users offering blue-badge verification for Rs. 5,000–15,000, then vanish after payment.
SMS messages claiming your bank account is blocked, with a link to a fake login page that harvests your credentials.
Never share OTPs, PINs, or passwords with anyone — even "officials".
JazzCash, EasyPaisa, and banks never ask you to send money to "verify" your account.
Always verify seller identity in person before paying on OLX, Facebook Marketplace, or Instagram.
Avoid deals that sound too good to be true — iPhones at 50% off don't exist.
Enable two-factor authentication on every banking and social app.
Report fraud within 24 hours — funds are sometimes recoverable if reported fast.
Need to report something urgently? Use the WhatsApp option for fastest response. For emergencies, contact 15 (Police) or 1991 (FIA Helpline).
If you are in immediate danger, money is being transferred right now, or your account was just hacked — call 15 (Police) or 1991 (FIA Cyber Crime Helpline) immediately. PSFB processing takes 24–48 hours.
For general questions, partnerships, or media inquiries. For complaint filing, please use the form above.