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Verify the wire before it moves.

Someone sent you this link so you can check wire instructions against the baseline that was sealed when the deal was put together. The page first corroborates the link’s baseline against a public verification ledger, then compares the wire you received — field by field, in your browser. A changed payee, routing number, or account is named. This is how closings get robbed; this is the minute that stops it.

The sealed baseline

What the link carries, checked against the ledger before anything is compared.

Reading the link…

The baseline shows the payee, bank, routing number, and the last 4 digits of the account. The full account number is not in the link, not on the ledger, and not on this page — it exists only as a fingerprint.

The wire you received

Type it exactly as it was presented to you. Compared as fingerprints, in this tab.

As presented to you

The account number is fingerprinted (hashed) right here — it never leaves this page.

The comparison unlocks once a baseline is loaded and corroborated, and the wire fields are filled in.

A match proves the fields match the sealed baseline. It does not prove who answers the phone — before funds move, confirm by a number you already know to be good, never one printed on the wire instruction itself.

Built for the person the fraud is aimed at: the buyer, the title desk, the other side’s broker — the one holding “updated” wire instructions and a deadline. Verifying is free and takes no account, because the moment it matters is the moment nobody signs up for anything. Brokers seal a baseline and generate this link on the settlement dry-run.