On January 23, Tencent officially released its 2025 annual anti-fraud report. The report shows that the Tencent Anti-Fraud Investigation Department investigated more than 70 cases involving "Tencent's High-Voltage Line" throughout the year, leading to over 90 people being dismissed for violations, with more than 20 of them being handed over to public security authorities for suspected criminal offenses. In addition, more than 30 external individuals involved in the cases were also arrested.

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Notably, Tencent demonstrated strong technological capabilities in its anti-fraud efforts. By systematically reviewing past risk points, Tencent used multiple self-built AI analysis tools to build a dynamic risk model, achieving proactive discovery and precise strikes in areas such as bidding, contract management, and expense reimbursement. In the specific cases disclosed, embezzlement and commercial bribery remained key areas of governance, involving multiple business lines such as IEG, CSIG, PCG, and WXG.

The report also published the 2025 "Never-to-Partner List," which includes 15 companies and their branches (such as Shanghai Haomiao Technology and Guangxi Weihui Network) that have been blacklisted due to involvement in fraud cases. Tencent once again emphasized that it maintains a "zero-tolerance" policy towards actions violating the high-voltage line, and will continue to maintain a fair and just business environment through technological means and institutional construction.