This bill allows state, local, and tribal law enforcement agencies to use certain existing federal grant funds to combat financial fraud, including senior fraud targeting elderly people, pig butchering scams involving cryptocurrency, and general financial fraud. The eligible grant programs include those focused on cybercrime, economic crime, technology training, and local enforcement efforts. Agencies using these funds can hire staff, provide specialized training on financial investigations and blockchain technology, purchase investigative software and tools, and improve data collection on fraud cases. The bill also authorizes federal law enforcement agencies to assist local authorities with blockchain tracing tools and requires that any law enforcement agency using these funds submit an annual report to the federal grant provider detailing how much money was spent and whether the funding improved their ability to prevent and deter financial fraud. Additionally, federal agencies must compile and submit annual reports to Congress on how these funds are being used across jurisdictions.