Voice Phishing is a crime committed by impersonating public organizations, financial institutions, investigative agency or friend, and requesting money transfer or financial information over the telephone. Voice Phishing victims order money transfer to their bank and actually transfer the money to paper account by fraudulent action. In such case, what are the legal measures for the victim to receive back the money and with certain measures are victims sufficiently protected? In such case where the victim has ordered money transfer by fraudulent action, there is in need for the victim to receive the money back. Currently there are two measures, one is relief procedure provided by Korea Legal Aid Corporation and the other is 'fraud payment suspension'. The victim after realizing that the call was a fraud, the victim orders financial institution to suspend payment and eventually sues the receiver on unjust enrichment. However this measure shows limits on protecting the victim because of complex lawsuit procedures and risk of actual money return despite of payment suspension. On the thesis, we studied on substantial and procedural improvements on the matter. First, considering that current payment suspension does not have legal basis, we propose to insert “fraud payment suspension” clause to the article. Furthermore current regulation has to be modified in a way that receiver’s bank can directly return the money to payer when provided with receiver’s acceptance. Second, in a real world, Voice Phishing victims face difficulties receiving their money back because of receiver’s creditors. Certain risks have to be eliminated. Unless the money is withdrawn, payer ought to have priority over the money in receiver’s account. Third, current relief program that mandates lawsuit has to be modified. Instead of mandating lawsuit, the victim should be able to receive the money only by discharge of receivables. Voice Phishing victims often abandon relief procedures due to excessive time, effort and cost. Thus Voice Phishing criminals are more tempted to abuse current system. We wish that the study is useful to make more systematic and reasonable relief measures for the victims of Voice Phishing.