- AlphaTON Capital and the Midnight Foundation launched Vera Report, an anonymous whistleblower app on Telegram.
- The app uses zero-knowledge proofs and metadata scrubbing to protect user identities and control access to submitted information.
- CEO Brittany Kaiser, a Cambridge Analytica whistleblower, created the tool after hundreds of people sought guidance on reporting fraud.
- Whistleblower tips account for 43% of occupational fraud detection, far surpassing internal audits and management reviews.
- The technology responds to calls from political figures for people to report government fraud, waste, and abuse.
In March 2026, AlphaTON Capital and the Midnight Foundation introduced Vera Report, a Telegram-integrated app allowing whistleblowers to submit evidence anonymously to government agencies and law firms. The tool leverages advanced privacy technology, including zero-knowledge proofs and confidential computing, to secure user data.
CEO Brittany Kaiser drew on her personal experience blowing the whistle on Cambridge Analytica. “I’ve had hundreds of people reach out to me from all over the world to ask about how they go through this,” she told Decrypt. Consequently, Vera Report is designed as a secure channel for those wishing to expose misconduct.
The app scrubs metadata from documents and ensures information cannot be accessed without the submitter’s permission. Kaiser envisions government departments integrating the tool directly into their websites. Meanwhile, the development partly responds to political calls for whistleblowers to identify government fraud.
Tips from whistleblowers lead to 43% of occupational fraud detection, according to a 2024 report from the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners. Successful whistleblowers typically receive a 15% to 30% reward from lawsuit settlements. However, Kaiser noted the primary motivation for users is often to solve the problem they are reporting.
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