You have been scammed. What now?

Urgent matters first

Immediate danger to someone? Call Israel Police now: 100. Shared card details or transferred money? Call your bank or card company immediately, using the official website or the number on the card. Its fraud line operates 24/7. Ask about blocking the card and dealing with charges.

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This is general information, not legal advice or a substitute for contacting your bank, card company or police. If unsure, contact official bodies.

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Or select what happened (more than one is allowed)I shared card details (number, expiry, CVV)I shared a one-time code or passwordI sent money by bank transfer, a payment app such as Bit or PayBox, cryptocurrency or cashI installed an app or allowed remote control of my computer or phoneI clicked a link or completed a form on an untrustworthy-looking siteI sent an ID, driving licence or other identity-document photoI sent a selfie or identification videoI shared a one-time code or login details for my gov.il account (Israeli government services)I shared a banking-app username, password or codeSomeone claiming to be a relative, someone I know or an official representative asked for money or personal detailsAn account, such as WhatsApp, Facebook or email, was hacked or blockedI am being threatened or blackmailedI am not sure what happened

When?Minutes to a few hours agoToday or yesterdayMore than two days ago

My bank or card company (optional: shows the fraud-reporting number)

Source and service details below are preserved from the Hebrew review on 20 October 2026, not a fresh service check. Numbers and services change; verify on the provider's official site. Steps marked General recommendation are not quoted from one official body.

Sources:
Bank of Israel: fraud-reporting lines (24/7)
Bank of Israel: public impersonation warning
Israel Police: filing a complaint
National Cyber Directorate: cyber incident report (119)
National Cyber Directorate: phishing

English translation: 27 October 2026. Spotted an error, an update or a new source? Suggest a correction or source.