Wire Transfer Fraud Report
Protect your borrower and your deal
Wire transfer fraud is on the rise, costing lenders and consumers billions of dollars annually. In this type of scam, hackers send out a change of wire transfer instruction with “new” account information. Before you know it, you and your borrower are left in the lurch.

Stop fraud before it starts
Protect your borrower and your relationship with Certified Credit’s Wire Transfer Fraud Report. Our compliant solution provides a two-pronged approach to eliminating the risk of wire transfer fraud.

Bank Account Verification
This nearly instantaneous check removes the risk associated with loan funding using up-to-date information via a secure network to validate:
- Account holder name
- Routing number
- Account number
Settlement Agent Vetting
Ensures compliance with CFPB and investor requirements by checking:
- Title insurance agent license or attorney bar card status
- Sanctions
- Exclusion list matches
- Derogatory records
See Our Fraud & Risk Solutions in Action!
From comprehensive, investor-approved ADV-120 Fraud Reports to Flex ID Smart Select Shield to Wire Transfer Fraud Protection, our solutions not only prevent fraud at the earliest stages of the mortgage process but also protect you from unnecessary costs by verifying critical entry errors. Learn how you can benefit from our Fraud & Risk Mitigation solutions by requestion a demo with our fraud experts!

More Than Just a Score
At Certified Credit, we deliver more than just a score. We provide industry-leading information and analytics with expertise and technology you can rely on to fuel your business.
- Credit Reports
- Fraud & Risk Mitigation
- Property
- Employment Screening
- Score Improvement Tools
- Third-Party Verifications
- Client Acquisition & Retention
- Tenant Screening
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