
Economic and Financial Crimes Commission
Nigeria’s federal agency for investigating financial crime, online fraud, advance fee fraud, and money laundering.

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FRNG.Fraud Radar NIGERIAFraud Radar NG is a community awareness platform, not a law enforcement or financial regulatory body. This page points you to the official Nigerian agencies who can actually investigate, freeze funds, or pursue prosecution.
Fraud Radar NG does not process, forward, or act on your behalf with any government agency. Reports filed here are for public community awareness only. For recovery of funds, investigation, or prosecution, you must contact the relevant official agency directly using the information below.
Call the fraud line printed on your card or your bank’s verified app — never a number given to you during the incident. Ask for a transaction freeze and a formal dispute reference number.
Add the account, website, number, or company involved so the next person searching sees your warning before they lose anything. This takes a few minutes and does not require formal proof.
Use the directory below. The right agency depends on what happened — a bank dispute, a cybercrime, or a financial crime with identifiable suspects.
Every official report should give you a tracking or case number. Save it — you will need it for any follow-up, and it is proof you reported promptly.
We verify each contact directly from the agency's official website. If anything here ever looks outdated, trust what you find on their site over this page.

Nigeria’s federal agency for investigating financial crime, online fraud, advance fee fraud, and money laundering.

Handles hacking, phishing, identity theft, cyberstalking, and online banking fraud complaints.

Handles unresolved complaints against Nigerian banks and financial institutions — only after your bank itself has failed to resolve the issue within two weeks.

Nigeria’s consumer protection regulator — handles vendor and product scams: fake goods, undelivered online orders, and predatory digital lenders, rather than direct bank account fraud.

Regulates Nigeria’s capital market and enforces the Investments and Securities Act 2025 against unregistered investment platforms and Ponzi schemes.

Telecom regulator. Its Consumer Affairs Bureau handles SIM-swap, unauthorized porting, and telecom-linked fraud complaints, after your network operator has first failed to resolve it.

Investigates corruption-linked offences, particularly cases involving a public official, public contract, or misuse of public funds.

Protects bank depositors and manages payouts when a licensed bank, microfinance bank, or mortgage institution is closed or fails.

Oversees IT policy and data protection — relevant when a scam involved a data breach or the unlawful use of your personal information.

Umbrella body for licensed travel agents. Runs the public member-verification portal used to confirm whether a travel or visa agent is genuine.

Receives suspicious-transaction reports from banks and other institutions as part of the national anti-money-laundering system. Not a walk-in complaints desk — most individual reports still go through your bank or the EFCC.
File a report here on FRNG, so the next person searching this account or number sees your warning.
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