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Record the Wiring Instructions
Recipients enter their own account details, which get locked to a tamper-evident instruction record.
OVERVIEW
Use CaseRecipients enter their own bank account details directly inside WireVault, so no one on your team is copying, retyping, or forwarding numbers that a fraudster could intercept or quietly alter along the way. Those details are locked to the instruction record and written to WireVault's private blockchain, so the account details tied to a transaction can't be quietly edited after the fact. Any later change to those details is flagged for review.
← All SolutionsWhat it does
- Recipient-entered, not relayed through email or phone
- Locked to the tamper-evident instruction record on WireVault's private blockchain
- Any later change to the recorded details is flagged for review, not silently accepted
The recipient enters their own details. Nothing gets typed or forwarded on their behalf.
FAQ
- Who actually enters the bank account details?
- The recipient enters their own, directly, so no one else is typing or forwarding sensitive numbers on their behalf.
- What happens if the recipient changes their account later?
- Any change to a previously confirmed account is flagged for review instead of quietly overwriting the verified record.