Corruption thrives
in silence.
Break it.
Bring facts to light. Report suspected corruption, financial misconduct, election irregularities, or foreign influence—and find the right official channel to act.
Know about fraud?
Start at Fraud.gov ↗
President Trump announced a 1% commission for fraud tips. DOJ’s published Fraud Whistleblower Incentive Program describes discretionary awards of $10,000–$30,000 for eligible information leading to criminal charges. The announced 1% figure is not a guaranteed payment for every report.
Report directly at America.gov ↗Rewards are conditional, not automatic. Confirm current eligibility and award terms with the administering agency. Reporting here does not submit a tip to Fraud.gov. DOJ program announcement ↗
Help protect taxpayer dollars.
Send your report
to the government.
America.gov/fraud accepts reports of fraud, waste, or abuse. Its published process describes Treasury Department review and referral to the appropriate federal office.
Tell what you know
Explain what happened, who was involved, and when. Identification is optional; the official page says reports are encrypted and transmitted directly to Treasury.
Add supporting records
Review and correct the details, then attach up to five documents or photos on the government portal.
Save your reference number
After submitting, download your report and retain its reference number. Investigators may follow up if you provide contact information.
Public trust is worth
standing up for.
Voice Against Corruption is an independent platform for people with information about suspected wrongdoing. We help you organize what you know and connect with reporting resources.
Focus on specific conduct, firsthand observations, dates, and supporting records. An allegation is a starting point for review—not a finding of guilt.
The right information.
The right destination.
Official agencies have different jurisdictions and submission rules. Use their instructions when making an official disclosure.
Fraud.gov ↗
Explore the administration’s fraud initiative and follow its official reporting route.
02 / FEDERAL CRIMESFBI Tips ↗
Report suspected federal crimes, public corruption, and national security concerns.
03 / SECURITIESSEC Whistleblower ↗
Find instructions for securities-law tips and the SEC’s separate award program.
04 / COMMODITIESCFTC Whistleblower ↗
Find the official process for potential Commodity Exchange Act violations.
05 / FEDERAL WORKPLACEOffice of Special Counsel ↗
Explore federal employee disclosure and prohibited personnel practice resources.
06 / ELECTION OVERSIGHTEAC Inspector General ↗
Find oversight resources concerning Election Assistance Commission programs.
Make an informed
disclosure.
Understand the channel you choose before sending sensitive information.
How this reporting form works
Your report is sent to the platform’s configured recipient through EmailJS, a third-party email delivery service. EmailJS and email providers process the submission. This is not an end-to-end encrypted reporting system.
What “omit my contact details” means
You can leave out your name, email, and phone number. This does not guarantee technical anonymity: hosting, network, and delivery providers may process connection or service data. Do not include identifying details in the narrative if you do not want to disclose them.
Protections and official disclosures
Submitting here does not automatically notify a government agency, qualify you for an award, or confer statutory whistleblower protections. Protections depend on your circumstances and the reporting process. Consider qualified legal advice before sharing privileged, classified, or sensitive material.
Prepare useful evidence
Describe who, what, when, where, and how you know. Separate firsthand observations from assumptions. Preserve original records you lawfully possess. Do not upload classified information or obtain records unlawfully. This form accepts descriptions and links, not attachments.
Start with
the facts.
Share information with Voice Against Corruption for independent review.
Submit directly at America.gov/fraud ↗ and review the official award terms.
For an immediate threat or emergency, contact emergency services. This form is not monitored as an emergency channel.