Money movement for a zero-trust world

There is still no digital way to trust.

Every year, billions vanish into wire fraud. The industry “best practice” is still a phone call. WireTrust brings zero-trust controls to high-value wires: authenticated identity, attested intent, and a tamper-resistant record.

The Problem

Wire transfers were never built for a hostile world.

Attackers sit inside inboxes, impersonate senders, and quietly replace wiring instructions. Real estate, title & escrow, attorneys, and high-net-worth individuals lose record sums every year.

  • Inbox takeovers let attackers silently monitor, forward, and alter email threads before money moves.
  • AI-driven spoofing makes emails, texts, and even voices look legitimate.
  • No defensible trail means investigations devolve into screenshots and phone recollections.

Wire fraud is silent until it isn't. Most tools prove an account can receive funds. WireTrust proves the instructions were deliberately approved, are current, and haven’t been substituted.

Our Solution

WireTrust: Authenticated identity. Attested intent. Immutable record.

WireTrust brings zero-trust principles to a system that desperately needs it. We authenticate a person and their device, bind receiver-approved wiring instructions to that identity, and record the approval immutably as a time-bound, auditable event.

Because wire instructions have no authoritative external source, WireTrust treats them as claims that must be authenticated, recorded, and defended — not guessed.

WireTrust does not move money or act as a payment processor.

1. Authenticate the sender
Strong identity. Multi-factor. Hardware-backed device authentication. No impersonations or “helpful assistant” scams.
2. Attest to the instruction
Wire instructions are explicitly attested by the receiver, cryptographically bound to their identity and device, and versioned so substitutions and mid-stream changes can’t hide.
3. Record the event
An immutable journal of who approved what, when, and from where—independently defensible to banks, insurers, and courts.
Who It’s For

Built for the people who approve real money.

If a compromised wire is your worst-case scenario, WireTrust is built for you.

Title & Escrow
Bring defensible, zero-trust controls to closing workflows and reduce wire fraud risk.
Attorneys & CPAs
Authenticate clients and attest to instructions with a timestamped record you can defend.
Family Offices
Standardize wire approvals and protect 7- and 8-figure transfers with device-bound controls.
Corporate Treasury
Lock down vendor instruction changes with auditable, device-bound approvals.
Real Estate Professionals
Give clients a safer, verified path through the riskiest moment of the transaction.
Why Now

Fraud is automated. Your defenses can't be manual.

AI deepfakes, inbox takeovers, spoofed sender domains, and cloned voices mean attackers have industrialized. High-value wires still rely on ad-hoc callbacks and screenshots.

Security Principles
WireTrust is engineered with a financial-grade, zero-trust security model. Every person and device is authenticated; every instruction is explicitly attested; and every approval is recorded immutably for audits, forensics, and disputes.
  • Zero-trust by design — no assumed trust in email, caller ID, or “known” contacts.
  • Hardware-backed authentication — approvals require cryptographic proof from a user's physical device.
  • Quantum-ready signatures — based on modern, fast signature schemes designed for long-term security.
  • Immutable record — tamper-resistant event history that supports audits and investigations.
  • Defense-in-depth architecture — layered controls guard against replay, spoofing, and data tampering.
  • SOC-2 aligned approach — access controls, auditability, and secure key practices fit for regulated environments.
Pricing

Simple, fraud-focused pricing.

Pay-per-verification for low volume, team subscriptions for title firms and professional practices, and enterprise integrations for banks and carriers. Early adopters receive preferred pilot pricing.

Stop trusting. Start verifying.

Join the early-access waitlist and help shape how WireTrust protects the way high-value money moves.