National Scam Prevention Coordination Act

HR 6681 establishes the Office of National Fraud and Scam Prevention within the White House, led by a Director appointed by the President with Senate approval. The Office coordinates federal efforts across agencies like Homeland Security, Justice, and the FTC to prevent scams, share non-personal scam data via a "fraud data shield," and manage large-scale fraud incidents (defined as causing over $5 million in losses or affecting 1,000+ people). It requires annual reports to Congress on scam threats and mandates federal agencies to align their budgets and strategies with national prevention goals. The Office expires after five years.