National Scam Response Centre: Call Immediately Before It’s Too Late!




If you find yourself a victim of a scam or suspect a fraudulent activity, it's crucial to act quickly to minimize any potential loss and protect yourself.

The National Scam Response Centre (NSRC) is your dedicated resource in Malaysia for reporting scams and seeking assistance. By calling the NSRC immediately, you are taking the first step towards safeguarding your personal information, stopping scammers in their tracks, and contributing to the national effort to combat fraud.

Whether you’ve been scammed, are uncertain about a suspicious offer, or simply need guidance on how to protect yourself, the NSRC provides the expertise and support you need.

To contact the National Scam Response Centre in Malaysia, you can reach out through the following channels:

  1. Hotline:
    • 997 (National Scam Response Centre Hotline) – This is a dedicated helpline to report scam cases in Malaysia.
  2. Website:
    • https://nfcc.jpm.gov.my/index.php/en/ – The official website for the National Anti FInanticial Crime Centre, where you can file complaints or get more information on how to report scams.
  3. Email:
    •  nfcc@jpm.gov.my– You can also send an email to report any scams or for further assistance.
  4. Social Media:

Make sure to have all the relevant information when contacting them, such as details about the scam, any potential evidence, and your contact information.

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