TAFCOP (Telecom Analytics for Fraud Management and Consumer Protection) is a service launched by the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) under the Sanchar Saathi platform. It helps mobile users:
Fraudsters can use stolen documents or leaked Aadhaar details to obtain SIM cards in your name. These SIMs can be misused for:
TAFCOP helps you catch such issues early and take action instantly.
Step-by-Step Process -
Step | Action |
1. Visit TAFCOP Portal | Go to the official DoT portal: tafcop.dgtelecom.gov.in |
2. Enter Your Mobile Number | Provide your mobile number linked to Aadhaar. |
3. Verify With OTP | Enter the OTP sent to your phone to log in. |
4. View All SIMs Issued in Your Name | The dashboard will show a list of mobile numbers registered under your Aadhaar. |
5. Identify Unauthorised Numbers | Check and mark any number you do not recognise. |
6. Report Unauthorised SIMs | Select “This is not my number” or “Not required” and submit. |
7. Track Your Complaint | Use the reference ID (4-digit code) to check the status of your request. |
Once you submit a report:
You should check TAFCOP if you:
✔ Receive unknown SMS alerts
✔ Notice suspicious activity
✔ Suspect identity misuse
✔ Lost your documents earlier
✔ Want to keep your telecom identity safe
Do | Don’t |
Use masked Aadhaar for SIM KYC | Share original Aadhaar with unauthorized agents |
Check TAFCOP monthly | Ignore unknown SMS or OTP alerts |
Buy SIMs only from verified retailers | Click on phishing links claiming "SIM update needed" |
Report numbers immediately | Delay reporting suspicious numbers |
To help users check and report mobile numbers issued using their Aadhaar.
Log in to TAFCOP — it shows all numbers registered under your Aadhaar.
Yes, it is a government portal approved by DoT.
Yes - it supports all major telecom companies in India.
Yes, you get a tracking/request number to check the status.

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