Official dataAll sizesUSA
$20.877B
reported lost to internet crime in the US in 2025, up 26% from 2024 (FBI IC3)
Sample: All complaints filed with IC3 in 2025 (1,008,597); not a sample. Each complaint has one crime type.
Official dataUpdated 23 Oct 2026
$15.9Blost to fraud by US consumers who reported to the FTC in 2025, from 3 million fraud reports
$15.9B lost to fraud by US consumers who reported to the FTC in 2025, from 3 million fraud reports (2025, US Federal Trade Commission, Consumer Sentinel Network fraud data)
Official dataChecked at source, 23 Oct 2026All sizesUSACyber security · Crime
In plain words
What this number really says
$15.9B lost to fraud by US consumers who reported to the FTC in 2025, from 3 million fraud reports (2025).
$15.9B
the latest figure (2025)
Official data
type of source
Why you can trust it. US Federal Trade Commission, Consumer Sentinel Network fraud data: official data, government statistics office or regulator.
Key facts
- Period 2025
- Region USA
- Company size All sizes
- Next data 31 Mar 2027
Source: US Federal Trade Commission, Consumer Sentinel Network fraud data, 2025
Method and use
How it was measured, and how to use it
How it was measured
- Publisher
- US Federal Trade Commission, Consumer Sentinel Network fraud data
- Source type
- Official data: Government statistics office or regulator
- What it measures
- $15.9B lost to fraud by US consumers who reported to the FTC in 2025, from 3 million fraud reports
- Data period
- 2025 (ends 31 Dec 2025)
- Published by the source
- 25 Mar 2026
- In the source's words
In 2025, the FTC received 3 million fraud reports from consumers, who reported $15.9 billion in losses
- Checked at source
- 23 Oct 2026: Read on ftc.gov press release of 25 Mar 2026 (testimony to the Joint Economic Committee). New stat; differs from IC3 by design (see reconciliation).
- Reuse
- Public domain (US government work). Consumer reports, not a sample; the FTC says reported losses undercount fraud.
- Next expected update
- 31 Mar 2027 (US Federal Trade Commission, yearly data book (spring) plus data spotlights)
- Original page
- www.ftc.gov: Consumer Sentinel Network fraud data
- Data files
- CSV · JSON (stable links)
Full change log
No changes recorded yet. First checked at the source on 23 Oct 2026.
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US Federal Trade Commission. (2026). $15.9B lost to fraud by US consumers who reported to the FTC in 2025, from 3 million fraud reports. Via digitaltreed, https://digitaltreed.com/statistics/cybersecurity/us-consumer-fraud-losses-ftc-2025
MLA
"$15.9B lost to fraud by US consumers who reported to the FTC in 2025, from 3 million fraud reports." US Federal Trade Commission, Consumer Sentinel Network fraud data, 2025. digitaltreed, https://digitaltreed.com/statistics/cybersecurity/us-consumer-fraud-losses-ftc-2025.
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$15.9B lost to fraud by US consumers who reported to the FTC in 2025, from 3 million fraud reports, for 2025, according to US Federal Trade Commission, Consumer Sentinel Network fraud data. We checked it at the source on 23 Oct 2026.
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