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Government & Agency Partners

StopAiFraud.com provides AI-driven fraud intelligence, public reporting tools, and educational resources to help governments and law enforcement stay ahead of AI-powered scams.

We are an independent, public-interest intelligence hub dedicated to combating AI-powered fraud through public awareness, victim reporting, and trend analysis.

Threat Intelligence

Real-time AI fraud trend analysis and reporting

Agency Support

Resources for federal, state, and local partners

Public Education

Awareness campaigns and detection tools

How StopAiFraud.com Helps Agencies

We provide actionable intelligence, public education, and collaboration opportunities to strengthen the fight against AI fraud.

Real-World Scam Intelligence

Aggregated reports from victims nationwide, helping identify emerging fraud patterns, new AI techniques, and geographic hotspots.

Public Education & Warnings

Plain-language, shareable alerts and educational content designed for public consumption—ready for agencies to reference or amplify.

Victim Intake Support

Guidance for victims on collecting evidence and reporting to official channels—helping ensure better-quality reports reach law enforcement.

Optional Data-Sharing Integration

Future capability for structured data feeds, trend reports, or API access—subject to legal agreements and proper authorization.

Important: We do not promise law enforcement powers, do not conduct investigations, and do not impersonate government agencies. Our role is strictly educational and informational.

Who This Page is For

We welcome collaboration with federal, state, and local agencies, as well as financial institutions working to protect their customers.

Federal Agencies

We support the mission of federal law enforcement and consumer protection agencies:

  • FBI / Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3)
  • Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA)
  • Federal Trade Commission (FTC)
  • Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB)
  • U.S. Postal Inspection Service

Benefits: Access to aggregated fraud intelligence, trend analysis, and public awareness materials.

State & Local Agencies

Supporting state attorneys general, consumer protection offices, and local law enforcement:

  • State Attorneys General
  • State Consumer Protection Divisions
  • Local Police Departments
  • County Sheriff's Offices
  • Regional Fraud Task Forces

Benefits: Regional scam tracking, educational materials for community outreach, and victim support resources.

Financial Institutions

Helping banks, credit unions, and payment platforms protect their customers:

  • Banks & Credit Unions
  • Payment Processors
  • Card Issuers (Visa, Mastercard, Amex)
  • Cryptocurrency Platforms
  • Financial Technology Companies

Benefits: Early warning of emerging fraud tactics, customer education materials, and potential co-branded public awareness campaigns.

Request a Briefing or Partnership

Interested in data-sharing conversations, co-branded public awareness campaigns, or agency briefings? Let's connect.

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Official Reporting Resources

Direct victims to these official channels for formal crime reporting and investigation.

FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center

ic3.gov →

Federal Trade Commission

reportfraud.ftc.gov →

State Attorneys General

Find Your State AG →

Consumer Financial Protection Bureau

Submit Complaint →

Social Security Administration

Report SSN Fraud →

Local Police Department

Contact your local police for in-person reporting

Legal Disclaimer

StopAiFraud.com is not a government agency. We do not provide legal advice, conduct criminal investigations, or prosecute crimes. We are an independent educational platform focused on public awareness and scam reporting.

All content is provided for informational purposes only. For official crime reporting and legal guidance, please contact appropriate law enforcement agencies or legal counsel.

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