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Reporting guide · 🇲🇽 Mexico

How to report a crypto scam in Mexico

Act fast. If a bank account or card is involved, call CONDUSEF (55 5340 0999) to start the reclamation, call the Policía Cibernética on 088 for guidance, then formalise a denuncia before the Ministerio Público.

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Call the Guardia Nacional Policía Cibernética on 088 for any cyber-fraud — it guides you and directs you to formalise a denuncia before the Ministerio Público (Fiscalía) for the criminal case. Report unauthorised financial entities to the CNBV.

Policía Cibernética: 088 (24/7). CONDUSEF: 55 5340 0999.

Who to report to in Mexico

Check before you pay

Verify any financial or investment firm in CONDUSEF's SIPRES registry and the CNBV's authorised-entities registry before paying — many crypto/"high-yield" scams impersonate real regulated firms. Use CONDUSEF's Portal de Fraudes Financieros to check if a phone, website or "institution" is already flagged.

CONDUSEF — SIPRES registry →

CONDUSEF — fraud portal →

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Mexico-specific things to know

⚠️ Beware "recovery" services. Anyone who contacts you promising to get your money back for an upfront fee is almost always a second scam. See the red flags →

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