Background: Amid rapid technological development, data security, and online fraud have become increasingly prevalent in various forms. Women are one of the most vulnerable groups to online fraud. Therefore, the community service program aims to improve digital financial literacy among PWA Jawa Barat, focusing on personal data security and online fraud prevention. Methods: Community service activities are conducted in several steps, including the preparation of participant training materials, implementation of a financial literacy education program, preliminary observation through a pre-test, and evaluation of activities using post-tests to measure participants' understanding levels. Results: A significant improvement in financial literacy has been observed, particularly in the domain of financial behavior. Specifically, there was an 81.2% increase in the ability to verify the legality of investment firms and a 25% increase in financial risk awareness, as evidenced by the ability to assess the legitimacy of investment offers. Conclusions: The implementation of this training activity led to a significant improvement in digital financial literacy among the PWA of West Java, particularly in the city of Bandung. Furthermore, the West Java PWA still requires assistance in improving its financial literacy, as digital financial fraud comes in various forms.
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