Submit fraud tips anonymously. Get connected to a whistleblower attorney at no upfront cost. Government programs can pay you 15-30% of whatever is recovered.
Because they don't know what to do, who to trust, or whether it's worth the risk. That's what Fraud-Bounty.com changes.
Here is exactly what happens when you submit a tip today.
Fill out the anonymous form below. Describe what you witnessed - fraud type, who is involved, and any details. Your name is never required. A case reference is generated automatically.
Our partner whistleblower attorneys review qualified submissions confidentially. If your tip has merit and you opted in, an attorney reaches out to explain your legal protections, potential rewards, and options - free of charge.
If your case proceeds through a government program or private resolution, you receive a percentage of the recovery. Attorneys work on contingency - they only get paid when you do. No upfront fees, ever.
An honest breakdown of how payment works. No inflated promises - just what actually exists today.
If the fraud involves government contracts, Medicare, Medicaid, or federal programs, you may qualify for a qui tam lawsuit. The government investigates, and if fraud is proven, you receive 15-30% of the total recovery. Cases have resulted in payouts ranging from tens of thousands to hundreds of millions of dollars.
If the fraud involves publicly traded companies or commodities markets, federal reward programs apply. Awards are paid when sanctions exceed $1 million. The SEC has paid over $1.9 billion in total whistleblower awards since 2012.
In some cases, an attorney can negotiate a private resolution with the company after legal protections are in place. These outcomes vary widely and are less common than government program awards. Your attorney will assess whether this path applies to your situation. No payment is guaranteed.
In the full platform, companies will post bounties with escrowed funds for verified tips about internal fraud. Reporters will receive direct payouts regardless of whether a government program applies. This is the core long-term vision of Fraud-Bounty.com - currently in development.
You can submit completely anonymously. Contact info is optional and only used to connect you with a whistleblower attorney if you choose.
Every person who submits a tip has already decided to act. Most will benefit from legal counsel. We are actively partnering with fraud and whistleblower attorneys who want first access to that pipeline.
Your biggest challenge is finding qualified leads who are motivated and ready to move. Traditional marketing reaches people who might need an attorney someday. Fraud-Bounty.com reaches people submitting evidence today.
As a founding attorney partner, you receive first-right review of submissions in your practice area, co-branding on the platform, and a revenue share on platform commissions as the full marketplace builds out.
View the Partnership DetailsYou are not required to provide your name or contact information. If you provide an email for attorney contact, it is kept confidential and never shared without your consent. We recommend using a personal email not associated with your employer if privacy is a concern.
Payment comes through existing government whistleblower programs - primarily the False Claims Act (15-30% of recovery) and SEC/CFTC programs (10-30%). Your attorney evaluates which programs apply. Private direct bounties from companies are coming in Phase 2. There is no guaranteed payout.
No. We are a platform that connects fraud reporters with independent whistleblower attorneys. We do not provide legal advice. Any legal guidance comes from our independent attorney partners. All consultations are free and confidential.
Submissions are reviewed manually. If your tip has merit and you opted in to attorney contact, an attorney will reach out within a few business days to discuss your case confidentially. You are under no obligation to proceed after the initial conversation.
Federal law provides significant retaliation protections under Sarbanes-Oxley, Dodd-Frank, the False Claims Act, and other statutes. A whistleblower attorney can explain what protections apply to your situation before you decide how to proceed. This is a key reason we encourage speaking with an attorney early.
Healthcare billing fraud, government contractor fraud, securities fraud, vendor kickbacks, payroll fraud, insurance fraud, and most forms of corporate financial fraud. If you are unsure whether your situation qualifies, submit anyway - an attorney will assess it. Cases involving federal funds or publicly traded companies typically have the strongest path to recovery.