Infra for Government Fraud Hunters

We want to fund startups that bring government fraud investigation into the modern era. Government is the biggest customer on earth — it spends trillions annually at the federal, state and local levels, and it hemorrhages a commensurate amount in fraud. Medicare alone loses tens of billions a year to improper payments. One of the most effective ways to claw this money back at scale is the qui tam provision under the False Claims Act. This lets private citizens file lawsuits on behalf of the government against companies defrauding it. If the case succeeds, these citizens get to keep a percentage of whatever's recovered. At the moment, this process is painfully slow: An insider tips off a law firm, and then the firm spends months or years manually pulling documents and building the case. This should be accelerated with software. Not dashboards, but intelligent systems that can take an insider tip and organize the evidence around it — parsing messy PDFs, tracing opaque corporate structures, and packaging the findings into complaint-ready files. Some startups are already filing FCA claims themselves, but we think there's a big opportunity to build tools that dramatically speed up whistleblower law firms, state AGs, and inspectors general. Founder profile matters here. We're looking for teams where at least one founder has actually done work like this, whether that's a former FCA counsel, compliance lead or auditor. Now is the time to build this: the AI capabilities are finally here, and there's bipartisan tailwind to act. If you can make fraud recovery 10x faster, you'll build a huge business — and return billions to taxpayers.