Bribes.fyi is a public‑facing platform that lets users compare bribe statistics across government departments. Launched in 2024, the tool pulls data from official disclosures and normalizes it for easy comparison. Researchers, journalists, and citizens can explore how many bribes each ministry has received, how much they cost, and what trends look like over time.

Each department’s record includes the number of reported bribes, total amounts, and average payment size. Users can filter by year, region, or specific ministry, and the interface visualizes trends with charts and tables. For example, the average bribe in one sector can exceed $5M, making the data striking for analysts.

The platform has gained traction on Hacker News and has sparked discussion about its potential to drive greater transparency. By making the data searchable, Bribes.fyi aims to raise awareness, encourage accountability, and support policy discussions around corruption. Future updates will add predictive tools and deeper integration with other transparency initiatives.