Fraud intake & case intelligence
Report the fraud.
Prove the case.
Earn the reward.
ClearArrow gives whistleblowers a secure channel to report fraud, turn scattered evidence into an organized case file, and put source-cited materials in front of experienced attorneys.
$78B+
recovered under the False Claims Act since 1986
15–30%
statutory whistleblower share of what the government recovers
6–10 yrs
typical window to file — but first to file wins, so sooner is stronger
Figures: U.S. DOJ False Claims Act statistics · share ranges per 31 U.S.C. §3730(d)
How it works
From what you know to a case that stands up.
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Secure Intake
Tell your story and attach supporting files over a private, encrypted channel.
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Analyze
Turn loose documents and data into organized claims, actors, and timelines.
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Verify
Every assertion stays anchored to the document or dataset behind it.
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Submit
Hand review-ready materials to counsel or the appropriate authority.
For whistleblowers
Seen something you can't unsee? Start here.
ClearArrow guides you from first account to finished file: tell your story, attach the proof, close the gaps, and hand counsel a submission they can act on.
- Confidential from the first click
- Every upload end-to-end encrypted
- Gap analysis before you file
- Vetted counsel referrals — only if you want them
Reward calculator
What could your share be worth?
Under the False Claims Act, damages can be trebled and whistleblowers are awarded 15–30% of what the government recovers. Slide to the size of the fraud you've seen.
Illustrative only — based on statutory ranges, not your facts. Actual recoveries and awards vary widely and many cases return nothing. This is not legal or financial advice.
Fraud types
If it defrauds the government, ClearArrow helps you document it.
- Healthcare fraud
- Medicare / Medicaid fraud
- Hospice fraud
- Billing fraud
- Kickbacks & illegal referrals
- Upcoding & risk-adjustment fraud
- PPP / SBA fraud
- Government contracting fraud
- Grant & program fraud
- Cybersecurity compliance fraud
- Customs / tariff fraud
- Procurement fraud
Not sure your situation qualifies? Start with what you have — ClearArrow helps you sort facts from noise.
Trust & security
Engineered for sensitive, high-stakes disclosures.
Encrypted Intake
Everything you submit travels through end-to-end encrypted channels.
Confidential by Default
Built from the ground up to shield sensitive information and the people behind it.
Source-Cited
Key claims stay linked to the records, data, and files that support them.
Transparent Review
Always know what's established, what's missing, and what needs a lawyer's eye.
Two minutes. Seven questions. A straight answer.
The case quiz reads your answers the way a reviewing attorney would — and tells you what you have, what you're missing, and what to do next.
After you file
What actually happens next.
Most sites stop at "submit." Here's the road that follows a qui tam filing, in plain words.
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Filed under seal
Your complaint goes to the court confidentially — the accused doesn't see it, and your name stays out of public view while the seal holds.
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The government investigates
Prosecutors dig into your file — this is where organized, source-cited evidence pays off. Seal periods often stretch months or years.
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Intervention decision
The government joins the case, or declines and your counsel can press on. Either path can succeed — declined cases have won big awards.
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Settlement or trial
Most successful FCA cases settle. Damages can be trebled, with per-claim penalties on top.
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The relator's share
If the case recovers money, the whistleblower is awarded 15–30% by statute — the reward the whole journey was pointed at.
FAQ
Asked before every submission.
Straight answers to the questions that keep people from filing. None of this is legal advice — it's the lay of the land.
Do I need a lawyer before I start?
No. ClearArrow exists so you can organize your story and evidence first. Filing an actual qui tam suit does require an attorney — and when you're ready, an organized file makes you a client counsel wants.
Can I really stay anonymous?
While you organize and explore: yes, completely. If you file, your identity is shared confidentially with the government under seal, and it can surface if the case goes to litigation. The honest answer is "anonymous for a long time, not always forever" — and your counsel manages that timeline with you.
How much could a reward be?
By statute, 15–30% of what the government recovers — and recoveries can be a multiple of the fraud itself. Try the reward calculator for an illustrative range.
Is there a deadline?
Generally six years from the violation, up to ten in some circumstances. But the sharper deadline is competitive: only the first to file can win the award, so waiting is the expensive choice.
My evidence has gaps. Should I wait?
Start now. ClearArrow's gap analysis shows exactly what's missing, and counsel can often fill holes you can't. What you should never do is go collect documents you have no lawful right to take.
What should I never upload?
Privileged materials, things you're under a lawful duty to keep confidential, or anything obtained unlawfully — unless your attorney has directed otherwise. When in doubt, describe the document instead of uploading it.
Credibility
Shaped by former prosecutors and seasoned whistleblower counsel.
“Strong cases begin with careful organization. When a submission arrives with its facts structured and its sources attached, counsel can evaluate it quickly and candidly — and the whistleblower keeps control of their own story.”
Advisory Counsel
Former Federal Prosecutor · ClearArrow Advisor
Resources
Learn before you submit.
Plain-English guides to whistleblower cases, False Claims Act suits, qui tam actions, healthcare fraud, rewards, anonymity, and what comes after you file.