Cryptographic control for wires, payoffs, and approvals.
Crittora applies Permission Gates, identity-bound encryption, and Step-Proofs at the moment money moves. Every action is signed, verified, and provable across email, portals, APIs, and agent workflows.
100%
auditable proof on every approval
<1 MIN
to authorize a wire or payoff
100%
VERIFIED APPROVALS ON EVERY TRANSACTION<1 MIN
TO AUTHORIZE A WIRE OR PAYOFF$0
UNTIL THE DEAL CLOSES (RESPA PASS-THROUGH)<1 DAY
AVERAGE TIME TO GO-LIVE WITH Q.VerifyThe problems we solve in every transaction
Financial institutions and title agencies face wire fraud, spoofed approvals, and audit pressure. Crittora validates identity, intent, and context before any critical action executes.
Spoofed Approvals & Redirected Wires
Permission Gates verify identity and authorization before a wire or payoff can execute — blocking impersonation and redirection.
Compromised Systems & Agent Actions
Single-use keys and signed requests prevent replay, tampering, and unauthorized callbacks even when upstream systems are exposed.
Audit Gaps & Dispute Risk
Step-Proofs generate cryptographic receipts for every approval — portable evidence for regulators and disputes.
Proof-first controls for every transaction
Identity-bound encryption, per-call keys, and immutable Step-Proofs embed directly into banking and title workflows — email-first, API-ready, and auditor-friendly.
Permission Gates for critical actions
Verify identity and authorization before any wire, payoff, or disbursement executes.
Single-use cryptographic keys
Every action is signed with ephemeral keys scoped to a specific user, agent, and intent.
Sealed context & tamper detection
Requests and payloads are sealed; any mutation invalidates the action before execution.
Step-Proofs & audit-ready receipts
Each critical step generates a signed receipt — portable proof for compliance, disputes, and regulators.
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to the most common questions about secure document exchange, wire fraud prevention, and compliance requirements.
How do you securely deliver wire instructions?
Wire instructions should not be sent via plain email. Use encrypted, verified delivery with a timestamped audit trail to reduce interception and spoofing risk.
How can Closing Disclosures be securely delivered?
Deliver Closing Disclosures via encrypted, verifiable links that create an audit trail—not unsecured attachments.
How can I check if my email domain is spoofable?
Use a spoof-score checker to test SPF, DKIM, and DMARC. Strengthen policies if gaps are found.
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