Built by people who watched wire fraud happen and decided the industry needed a better answer.
WireVault is a product of CrediVault Corp, built to verify wire instructions before money moves, not to investigate where it went afterward.
Recovery isn't a plan.
Once a wire clears, it's effectively gone. Recall windows are measured in hours, and by the time a mistake surfaces the funds have already moved through accounts designed to scatter them.
WireVault's premise is that the only point fraud can be stopped is before authorization — making the moment of release verifiable instead of a judgment call, and every verified decision is written to a private blockchain so it can't be quietly changed later.
The platform focuses on real estate closings, legal settlements, and client disbursements because that's where mistakes are most expensive — and where the people authorizing wires often have the least room for error.
John Gavigan
Leads WireVault's product direction and growth, focused on making verification fit inside existing closing and disbursement workflows rather than adding a new one on top.