Don’t panic if you get threat of digital arrest, government is adding Raksha button to your bank app.

News India Live, Digital Desk: Are you also scared of getting calls from unknown numbers? Do you think that one small mistake can bring your bank account to zero? Your concern is justified, because nowadays scams like ‘Digital Arrest’ have created a ruckus. In this, criminals keep people engaged on video calls for hours by showing fear of police or investigating agency and then extort lakhs of crores.

To end this fear, the Home Ministry, along with the Reserve Bank (RBI) and banks, has New ‘Safety Chakra’ Have prepared.

Now ’emergency button’ will be available in the bank app
According to the Home Ministry’s proposal, an ’emergency stop’ or ‘panic button’ may soon be provided in your mobile banking app. Its work is very powerful. If you feel that someone is trying to cheat you or you have accidentally shared a password, then you will be able to immediately freeze (stop) your bank account and transactions by pressing this button in the app. This means that now you will not have to wait for customer care to pick up the phone, the action will be in your hands.

‘Fraud Insurance’ for fraud
Yes, now like car and life insurance, there is also talk of ‘Digital Fraud Insurance’. If an innocent user is defrauded of his money, banks and insurance companies can help him compensate him. The Home Ministry wants to create a ‘shield’ that can reduce the financial losses of the common man.

There will be all-round monitoring of callers and accounts
The Indian Cyber ​​Crime Coordination Center (I4C) of the Home Ministry has prepared to create a centralized system where suspicious accounts and caller IDs will be tracked in real-time. As soon as a vicious criminal calls or money is transferred from one account to another, the system will immediately block it.

a tip on the go
The government is doing its work, but caution is also a great safety. Remember, no real police or government agency in the world ever ‘arrests’ you over WhatsApp video call. As soon as you receive such calls, immediately disconnect them and lodge a complaint on the helpline number ‘1930’.