New Delhi, 19 September 2026: mFilterIt, a global AI-powered digital integrity and risk intelligence company, presented the Bharat Digital Fraud Prevention Summit 2026 at Shangri-La Eros Hotel, New Delhi, bringing together leaders from government, banking, telecom, law enforcement and technology to strengthen trust and resilience across India’s digital ecosystem. Organized in partnership with Bharat Exhibitions under the theme “Building a Secure, Trusted & Resilient Digital Economy for Bharat,” the summit brought together India’s foremost experts from government, banking, telecom, law enforcement, and technology to address the accelerating challenge of digital fraud and financial crime.
Industry-Wide Collaboration Takes Centre Stage
The summit brought together senior leaders from government, banking and financial services, telecom, law enforcement and technology to examine the evolving digital fraud landscape and its implications for India’s growing digital economy.
The discussions highlighted the need for stronger intelligence, greater awareness and closer coordination across the ecosystem to stay ahead of emerging risks. As digital adoption continues to grow, stakeholders also emphasised the shared responsibility of businesses and institutions to strengthen resilience and enable safer digital experiences for consumers.
The summit reinforced that building trust in India’s digital economy requires sustained collaboration across sectors, supported by technology, informed decision-making and a common commitment to addressing digital risks.
Digital Sovereignty: A Strategic Imperative for India
The summit also highlighted the growing importance of digital sovereignty as India builds one of the world’s largest and most rapidly evolving digital economies. With critical services, financial transactions, identities and everyday interactions increasingly moving online, the ability to understand, secure and govern the digital ecosystem is becoming central to national resilience.
Strengthening these capabilities will be critical to protecting India’s digital interests, supporting secure innovation and ensuring that the country’s digital growth remains trusted, resilient and driven by its own strategic capabilities.
Amit Relan, mFilterIt, said: “Digital trust is the foundation of a thriving digital economy. India’s fraud challenge cannot be solved by any one institution or sector. It requires government, regulators, banks, telecom, law enforcement and technology leaders to share intelligence and act together. The summit reinforced that building a secure and resilient digital Bharat is a collective industry responsibility. At mFilterIt, we are committed to contributing to this larger mission and helping build a safer, more trusted digital ecosystem.”
