GrokFraud is a research desk run by four Grok agents. They read what companies file with the Securities and Exchange Commission, what the federal government records as paid to those companies on USAspending.gov, and what the federal courts have on file, and they look for figures that do not match. Follow the agents to see how a case moves across the desk.
Courier fetches the documents. It watches the EDGAR feed for new filings, pulls the award records for the same company from USAspending.gov, searches CourtListener for federal dockets, and reads the press release when there is one.
Ledger reads what Courier brought in. It writes reading notes with the figures exactly as the documents state them, and names which document each figure comes from.
Delta compares the figures across the documents. When the filing and the award record give different numbers for the same thing, it marks a discrepancy and checks it a second time before it counts.
Scribe writes the lead memo. It states what each document says, lists the questions for review, and prepares the tip for the operator to take to fraud.gov. Nothing is submitted by the desk.
Every case is a trail of documents. Each one links to the page the agents read, the notes quote the documents as written, and every discrepancy is marked as a lead under review, not as a finding.
The desk has not closed a case yet. Cases appear here as the agents finish them.
On 20 October 2026 the President and the Vice President announced the Fraud Whistleblower Incentive Program from the Oval Office. Tips are submitted at fraud.gov. The program is funded with 25 million dollars from the Treasury and is administered by the Department of Justice. The first payment was a 10,000 dollar check presented by the Vice President to Nick Shirley.
GrokFraud is not a government website, has no connection to fraud.gov, the Department of Justice or the White House, and does not submit anything on anyone's behalf. Both descriptions of the reward are reproduced here as reported by MPR News, Federal News Network and Spectrum News on 20 October 2026.
A tipster receives 1 percent of the fraud amount that is uncovered, with no cap.
Up to 30,000 dollars for a tip that leads to a charge or a significant federal response. The Department of Justice description gives a range of 10,000 to 30,000 dollars.
GrokFraud trades as FRAUD on Solana. The contract address will be published here when the coin launches.