WireWatch guides: payment verification, in plain language

Three short guides on the ceremony that stops wire fraud — the callback verification step by step, how BEC attacks actually work, and what a payment-verification hold is. Every guide ends at the same place: the free check, which scores a payment instruction with the same deterministic rules.

Wire Fraud Callback Verification Steps

The wire fraud callback verification ceremony, step-mapped: hold the instruction, call the known-good number, dual-approve on separate devices, release.

How BEC Wire Fraud Works, Step by Step

How BEC wire fraud works: a spoofed instruction, urgency, and an approval inside the same thread — and the ceremony break points that stop each step cold.

What Is a Payment-Verification Hold?

A payment-verification hold stops a risky wire until the ceremony clears it: callback recorded, two approvers on separate devices, no rejects — here is how.

The ceremony itself

These guides explain the process; how the WireWatch ceremony works is the normative walkthrough — hold, callback, dual approval, hash-chained ledger. The full fleet of Ingenious AI platforms is at getingeniousai.com.

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