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This article analyzes the preventive potential of digital technologies as a tool for preventing corruption offenses in public administration. Based on statistical data for 2021–2025, as well as assessments by government officials, the article examines the main areas of application of artificial intelligence, blockchain, and open data systems to minimize the causes and conditions of corruption offenses. It concludes that the effectiveness of digital anti-corruption tools depends on the quality of the institutional environment, political will, and the level of legal protection of information. Digital technologies are viewed not as a panacea, but as an element of a comprehensive system of anti-corruption measures.