If you realize you’ve been scammed, call 110 or 96110 right away to request a stop‑payment — don’t try to investigate on your own first
The brief period immediately after the money is transferred is the most critical; the police can implement emergency payment stops and rapid freezing, and banks must cooperate. Once the money has been transferred away and dispersed, the chances of recovery become much smaller. Therefore, call 110 or 96110 first; do not attempt to investigate or inquire on your own first. When 96110 calls, it is the police attempting to dissuade you, and you must answer.
No cost at all. Just make one call, clearly stating the ti…
Law enforcement has the authority to instantly query, urgently stop‑pay, and swiftly freeze any funds linked t…
No cost at all. Just make one call, clearly stating the time of the transfer, the amount, and the scammer’s account number. Keep screenshots of the transfer and any chat records.
Law enforcement has the authority to instantly query, urgently stop‑pay, and swiftly freeze any funds linked to a scam. Banks and payment services must cooperate. Once frozen, those funds are returned to victims according to established procedures. The sooner a stop‑payment is ordered, the higher the chance of recovery; after the money has been dispersed, success rates drop dramatically. 96110 is the nationwide anti‑fraud hotline; calls from this number are police warnings, so you must answer them. (Nationwide, effective December 2022)
全国人大常委会 (2022). 反电信网络诈骗法（第二十、三十四条）. https://www.spp.gov.cn/spp/fl/202209/t20220902_575631.shtml；福建省公安厅 (2023). 96110 来电，请务必接听. http://gat.fujian.gov.cn/ztzl/fjjffpzxrx/spjq/202303/t20230306_6126156.htm（省级公安机关页面）
Open source linkAnyone claiming to be from police, prosecutors, or courts and asking you to transfer money to a “secure account” is running a scam. The law merely mandates the creation of a stop‑payment and freezing mechanism so banks can hold the funds. How much can be recovered depends on whether the money is still in the account at the time you report it. Information about the “National Anti‑Fraud Center” app and 96110 is taken from a Fujian Provincial Public Security Department page; the original page on the Ministry of Public Security’s site cannot be accessed.