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Home Buyer / Seller
A plain-language way to confirm you're sending funds to the right place.
CONTEXT
IndividualMost people buying or selling a home have never sent a wire before, and it usually happens for the largest sum of money they've ever moved. Closing teams end up fielding a steady stream of "did my wire go through?" calls because there's no shared view of where a transfer actually stands, and buyers have no real way to judge whether a last-minute instruction change looks wrong. Every check on this page is recorded to a private blockchain, so there's a permanent, unchangeable record of what was verified.
← All SolutionsHow WireVault helps
- Confirms the buyer or seller is who they say they are before any instruction is trusted
- Walks them through confirmation in plain language, not banking jargon
- Gives the closing team visibility into wire status without a phone call
The same instructions, two different outcomes, depending on whether they're verified first.
FAQ
- What if I get an email saying the wiring instructions changed?
- Treat any change to instructions as a reason to stop and verify through WireVault before sending anything, even if the email looks like it came from your title company or attorney.
- Do I need to download anything?
- No. Everything happens through a secure link in your browser.