Share a public concern
The calm path for a source-backed public-money question. A normal public concern is not confidential, privileged, or a substitute for counsel.
Contact
Use the real paths — not a fake support desk.
Public Ledger does not run a traditional customer-support call center. Public-money questions go through the concern flow; access and trust rules live on permanent pages. That is honesty about how this site works — not a promise of private counsel or guaranteed response SLAs.
Where a concern sits
Public loopShared → in review → finding published. Start a civic question; agents research, people gate publish.
- Shared
A public-money concern is described and enters the platform as a review lead — not a legal filing or verdict.
Next step - In review
Agents research public records; people confirm short gates. Nothing becomes a published finding without human review.
- Published
Source-backed results that clear review appear on Findings. Review leads with sources — not courtroom verdicts.
This shows the public review loop on Public Ledger — not a government FOIA request and not a ticket number.
Where to go instead of “support@”
These surfaces are live paths. They are not stand-ins for an unbuilt helpdesk.
Start a topic
Four short steps. No account needed to walk a civic question. Email join when you run research — not a support ticket.
Review methodology
How claims are framed: source-backed opportunities, human review, reward eligibility, and what we will not invent for marketing.
Platform status
Ingestion health and transparency for watchdogs who want operational signal, not a call-center SLA.
What this page is not
Boundaries
This is not legal advice, not a secure whistleblower channel, and not a law firm intake. Secure reporting stays gated until identity, counsel, and confidentiality safeguards are independently reviewed. Reward eligibility, recoveries, and token value are never guaranteed. For privacy and acceptable use, see privacy and terms.
Next step
Start with the public record, not a ticket queue.
Browse findings free, start a topic on Start, or share a concern when you have a source-backed question.