Commonly asked questions: What is WireVault and how we’re different

What is WireVault?

WireVault is a secure platform designed to safely and efficiently collect, store and share wire transfer information. It leverages best-in-class security measures, including two-factor authentication and blockchain technology, to protect your or your organization’s most sensitive information.

How does WireVault work?

WireVault replaces vulnerable and time-consuming methods of collecting and sharing wire transfer information, such as email and phone verification, with a user-friendly and secure web-based interface. It allows users to collect, share, and organize sensitive wire transfer information and notifies them of progress along the way.

See more: A step-by-step guide to using WireVault

What if I need to share wire transfer information with someone who doesn't use WireVault?

WireVault facilitates the sharing of wire transfer information with external parties. New users are prompted to create a free WireVault account and complete identity verification to collect or share wire transfer information.

How does WireVault ensure the security of transactions?

WireVault employs two-factor authentication for user verification, encryption for data privacy and private blockchain technology to ensure the integrity of transaction records. The platform also incorporates validation features that check important information and reduce human error.

What is two-factor authentication, and why is it required?

Two-factor authentication (2FA) enhances security by requiring users to provide a password and a verification code sent to their mobile device. This dual-step process ensures that accessing an account requires both the user's knowledge and possession of their phone.

What information is recorded on WireVault’s blockchain?

WireVault's private blockchain securely records only the essential details of a wire transfer, such as the routing and account numbers. This selective recording method ensures a secure, tamper-proof record while maintaining privacy and minimizing the risk of fraud.

Start protecting your wire transfers: Create your free WireVault account today.

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