Where do I report online fraud in Spain?

Report to Policía Nacional / Guardia Civil channels and keep payment evidence. INCIBE offers cybersecurity guidance for individuals.

Can Fraudly recover my money?

No. Fraudly provides informational links only. Your bank and official channels handle recovery.

Spain

If you lost money or shared personal details in Spain, act quickly. Contact your bank first, then use the official channels below.

Contact your bank or payment provider immediately if money was sent or card details were shared.
Block or freeze your card if payment details may have been compromised.
Change passwords on accounts that may be affected—start with email and banking.
Enable two-factor authentication on important accounts.
Save screenshots, emails, URLs, order confirmations, and payment proof before pages disappear.

National Police (Policía Nacional)
Official police portal with information on reporting crime.
Report here (opens in new tab)
INCIBE
Spanish national cyber security institute—guidance and incident resources.
Report here (opens in new tab)
Office of Consumer Affairs
Consumer information from the Ministry of Consumer Affairs.
Report here (opens in new tab)
Your bank
Contact your bank via the official app or website listed on your card.
Open your bank's official app or website

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Where do I report online fraud in Spain?: Report to Policía Nacional / Guardia Civil channels and keep payment evidence. INCIBE offers cybersecurity guidance for individuals.
Can Fraudly recover my money?: No. Fraudly provides informational links only. Your bank and official channels handle recovery.

Fraudly is not a law enforcement agency. We provide informational guidance and links to official reporting organisations.