The Trump administration has officially launched a public dashboard to track fraud investigations by the White House Task Force to Eliminate Fraud led by Vice President JD Vance.
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According to Just the News, the new dashboard, Fraud.gov, reports that the administration uncovered $229.9 billion in fraud since January 2025.
The fraud ledger creates a public record of the waste, fraud and corruption exposed by the Trump administration since Jan 2025.
🚨 NEW: THE FRAUD LEDGER IS LIVE
$229+ BILLION uncovered – and counting. The first transparent public record tracking fraud, waste, and corruption exposed by the Trump Admin’s Task Force to Eliminate Fraud since January 2025.
ALL IN ONE PLACE 📲 https://t.co/tXmtBYzpnI pic.twitter.com/3Lb3S3DcGp
— The White House (@WhiteHouse) August 6, 2026
The dashboard reports three figures from each executive agency: fraud uncovered, fraud stopped and fraud enforced.
Among the various agencies reporting, the Small Business Administration (SBA) leads out with $122.9 billion in uncovered fraud and $22.6 billion recovered.
Health and Human Services (HHS) reports that $96.2 billion in fraud has been uncovered, heavily driven by aggressive state-level Medicaid and Medicare audits.
The Department of Agriculture (USDA) uncovered $6.7 million in fraud, including a surge in Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) enforcement that permanently disqualified 735 fraudulent retailers.
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Also, Housing and Urban Development (HUD) reported $329 million uncovered and $83.8 million in fraud stopped.
The dashboard also highlights several examples where the fraud task force uncovered fraud or paused more than $2 billion and $500 million in Medicaid payments to California and Minnesota, respectively.
The website reports a running list of prosecutions and charges against individuals suspected of fraud, including a May 21, 2026, charge against 15 individuals in Minnesota for over $90 million in fraud.
According to the Dashboard, “DOJ charged 15 individuals in a Minnesota healthcare fraud scheme exceeding $90 million, the highest loss ever charged in a state Medicaid case and the largest autism-services fraud ever prosecuted.”
The White House reported that another enforcement action saw 1,076 hospices removed from the Medicare program in California alone.
According to the official Fraud.gov website: “The Trump Administration will not rest until every scheme is exposed, every recoverable dollar is returned to the American people, and public trust is restored.”
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