The study’s goal is to examine the conceptual and procedural framework for anti-corruption expertise in Ukraine, with an emphasis on the effectiveness and difficulty of applying such measures in public administration. The key findings reveal that, despite significant progress, such as the implementation of e-declarations and automated monitoring systems, loopholes in the legal framework remain, preventing the complete realisation of anti-corruption goals. The study also examines anti-corruption approaches and corruption-prone characteristics in other nations, drawing on the Ukrainian system’s experience. Modern approaches to the implementation of administrative procedures are examined, and the role of technology in increasing anti-corruption competence is established. Based on the study’s findings, recommendations for future anti-corruption actions include improving the legal framework and integrating innovative technologies based on international norms and standards.