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A practical guide to reporting online fraud and cyberattacks in Israel: call 100 for police, the INCD 119 cyber hotline, file a police complaint online via GovID, alert your bank fast, and understand how recovery realistically works.

A step-by-step guide for victims of online fraud and cybercrime in mainland China: call 110, use the 96110 anti-fraud hotline and the National Anti-Fraud Center app, get your bank to freeze the funds fast, and understand how recovery actually works under the 2022 Anti-Telecom and Online Fraud Law.

A practical guide for victims of online fraud in Bahrain: call your bank now, report to the Ministry of Interior's cybercrime hotline 992 or its online form, and understand when a refund is realistic.

A victim-facing guide to reporting cybercrime in Austria: call 133 or report to any police station, alert the Bundeskriminalamt Cybercrime reporting office, and use your PSD2 (ZaDiG) rights to claim a refund for unauthorised payments, with the EUR 50 liability cap explained.

A victim-facing guide to reporting online fraud in Taiwan: call the 165 anti-fraud hotline and 110 police, file an official report, and trigger the emergency account-suspension (warning account) freeze that can stop money you just transferred.

A victim-facing guide to reporting online fraud and cybercrime in Switzerland: call 117, report to the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), file a criminal complaint with the cantonal police, and contact your bank fast. Explains why Switzerland, being outside the EU, has no PSD2 refund right and what the Swiss Banking Ombudsman and FINMA can and cannot do.

A practical guide for victims of online fraud in Sweden: report to Polisen, call your bank, and use your refund rights under the Swedish Payment Services Act (PSD2). Covers the EUR 50 cap on unauthorised payments, the BankID gross-negligence carve-outs, and how to escalate a dispute to ARN.

A practical, victim-facing guide to reporting cybercrime and online fraud in Ireland: who to call first, how to report to An Garda Siochana, and how PSD2 refund rights work for unauthorised payments versus scams where you were tricked into paying.

A practical guide for victims of online fraud and mobile money scams in Ghana: who to call first (Ghana Police 191 or 18555, the Cyber Security Authority on 292, your bank or MoMo provider), how recovery actually works, and what evidence to gather.

A practical, victim-facing guide to reporting cyber fraud in Colombia: call 123 in an emergency, file online through the Policia Nacional CAI Virtual and the ADenunciar portal, contact your bank immediately, and use the Superintendencia Financiera for bank disputes.

A practical, victim-facing guide to reporting cybercrime and online fraud in Belgium: who to call first, how to report to the police and Safeonweb, how to block your cards with Card Stop, and how the PSD2 refund rules decide whether you get your money back.

If you were scammed online in Argentina, report to the cybercrime prosecutor UFECI, call your bank immediately and, if it stalls, escalate to the Banco Central. Here is the exact route and the refund reality.