Methodology
How RISX works
How RISX by Kncok turns public reporting into plain-language fraud alerts — our sources, review steps, and limits.
Where alerts come from
We track online financial fraud reported in Indian national media, regulator advisories, and official channels. We do not publish unverified tips or anonymous submissions.
Review before publish
Each alert gets source attribution and editorial review. If we cannot link to the original report, the alert is marked indicative — not confirmed.
Plain-language summaries
We rewrite public reports for clarity: what happened, who may be affected, and what clues to watch for. We do not add legal conclusions beyond the source.
Clues, not verdicts
Phone numbers, links, and handles are clues for cross-reference — not proof of guilt. Scammers reuse numbers; always verify independently.
What we are not
RISX is not a bank helpline, real-time blocklist, or substitute for filing at cybercrime.gov.in or calling 1930.
Corrections
When sources update or retract, we correct or remove alerts. Email us for errors, fairness concerns, or removal requests.
RISX by Kncok