Real-estate wire fraud is the #1 reported loss category at the FBI’s IC3. The attack almost always starts with an email that looks like it came from your office. Run a free 10-second check on your domain.
Enter your agency’s domain. We read the public DNS record (DMARC) that determines whether a fraudster can send email that looks exactly like yours — the move behind most wire-redirect scams. Nothing installed.
We’ll prepare a report on your domain’s spoofability and the steps to lock it down before a closing goes wrong.
We check whether your domain can be spoofed to send alternate wire instructions.
We implement the email authentication (DMARC) that stops exact-domain impersonation of your office.
Ongoing monitoring plus lookalike-domain alerts so a copycat can’t pose as your agency.
You hold the funds and send the instructions buyers rely on. That makes your domain the highest-value thing for a wire fraudster to impersonate.
Yes. The domain check uses public DNS records. The protection service is a low monthly fee per office.
No — it reduces the most common attack that leads to a claim. Think of it as closing the front door.
The fix is a set of DNS changes we guide you through, usually live within days.