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Report financial transaction fraud to IASC OJK

Act after a fraudulent transfer: contact the bank, report to IASC, preserve evidence and file a police report. Reporting does not guarantee recovery.

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How do I report transaction fraud to IASC OJK?

Immediately contact your bank or payment provider through its official channel and report the fraud at iasc.ojk.go.id. Keep transfer and conversation evidence, and file a police report. IASC coordinates financial handling; a report does not guarantee a successful freeze or refund.

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Open the official service ↗iasc.ojk.go.id

Guide contents

What you need to report fraud to IASC

  • Transfer evidence, date/time, amount and sender/recipient account details.
  • The reporter’s identity and active contact details for the official form.
  • Relevant conversations, adverts, accounts or websites.
  • A short ordered timeline. Do not delay contacting the bank while organising it.

How to report fraud to IASC

  1. Contact the payment provider now

    Use the help function or contact listed in the official app/site. Explain the suspected fraud, timing, amount and recipient, and ask about account security and next steps.

  2. Stop risky communication

    Do not send more money, OTPs, PINs, passwords or device access. Save requests for extra payments supposedly needed for returns, administration or tax.

  3. Submit to the official IASC portal

    Enter the facts and requested evidence. Check amounts and account numbers. Follow portal instructions for separate reports where there are multiple recipient accounts.

  4. Save the report and check its status

    The Cek Laporan function asks for a report number, reporter phone number and captcha. Use these only through the official portal.

  5. File a police report

    IASC does not replace criminal reporting. Take the timeline and evidence to the police and keep both references.

  6. Follow up through verified channels

    Respond to official evidence requests. Independently verify messages, especially demands for money or secret credentials to recover funds.

How much it costs to report fraud to IASC

Report directly through official channels. Do not pay someone guaranteeing recovery. Internet or call charges depend on your provider; this guide promises neither an outcome nor a resolution deadline.

Check current requirements, availability and charges through the official reference ↗ before applying or paying.

Keep a simple follow-up log

Record the date, organisation, reference number, requested documents and next action in one private note. It helps you explain the case consistently without sending a full evidence folder to an unverified person.

When helping a relative, keep the account holder involved in contact with the provider. You can organise the timeline and help locate official channels without asking for their password or OTP.

Things to check carefully

  • Do not wait for perfectly organised evidence before contacting the bank.
  • A ticket number does not mean the money is secured.
  • Do not post identity or transaction documents publicly.
  • Filing a report on any site other than iasc.ojk.go.id. The PASTI Task Force says IASC reports can only be made through that official website, and warns about people claiming to represent IASC.
  • Trusting someone who says they are from IASC and offers to recover your money. The IASC FAQ says that if funds can be returned, only the bank or payment provider you used for the transfer will contact you officially. Neither IASC nor the scammer's financial institution will contact you about it.

Frequently asked questions

Will IASC definitely recover the money?

No. Recovery is not guaranteed and depends partly on reporting speed and whether funds remain traceable or can be secured.

Does IASC replace a police report?

No. IASC supports financial coordination; police reporting is the law-enforcement route. The portal asks victims to pursue both.

What if the IASC form fails?

Contact the payment provider without delay. Use the portal’s Laporan Kendala link and prepare the error details without unnecessarily exposing secret information.

How can I check whether a message or website using the IASC name is genuine?

The PASTI Task Force asks the public to check information about IASC through OJK's contact channels: phone 157, WhatsApp 081 157 157 157, or konsumen@ojk.go.id. Reports are filed only at iasc.ojk.go.id. News about returned funds comes from your own bank or payment provider.

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Sources and review

Editorial review of public information: . This is not a review by an agency officer or a professional adviser. Reviewed by Kaiser Khan, publisher of Panduan Warga. Official document titles are retained below.

  1. OJK — Portal dan FAQ Indonesia Anti-Scam Centre ↗iasc.ojk.go.id · Accessed 25 September 2026
  2. OJK IASC — Cek status laporan ↗iasc.ojk.go.id · Accessed 19 September 2026
  3. OJK — Jalur laporan melalui penyedia jasa keuangan ↗ojk.go.id · Accessed 19 September 2026
  4. OJK — Peringatan modus penipuan dan perlindungan data, September 2026 ↗ojk.go.id · Accessed 19 September 2026
  5. Waspada Penipuan Website Mengatasnamakan Indonesia Anti-Scam Centre (IASC) ↗ojk.go.id · Accessed 25 September 2026

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