Request approval
A payment or a change of bank details pauses until a real person approves it in the moment, rather than on the strength of a message that looked right.
This product is not built. It is next on our roadmap after human verification, which is live today. There is no beta, no waiting list and nothing to buy on this page.
The instruction is checked. The person behind it is not.
Sent by one finance employee after a video call where every other participant was synthetic. Each transfer was authorised the ordinary way.
Lost to business email compromise in 2025, the second largest fraud category the FBI tracks. Most of it is an instruction that looked legitimate.
Separate transfers went out in that single case. Nothing in the process paused to ask a live person whether the instruction was real.
Sources: AI Incident Database 634; FBI IC3 Annual Report 2025.
Intent, written before the product exists.
None of the following is shipping. It is what we are building towards, and it will move as we learn.
Asked at the moment of the money
Approval is intended to be requested when the payment moves or the bank details change, not when the message asking for it arrived. The decision happens where the risk is.
A person, not a mailbox
The approver would confirm they are live and present with the same short camera check that runs today, so an instruction cannot be approved by whoever is holding a stolen inbox.
Off the channel it came from
The approval is intended to travel somewhere other than the thread that produced the request, so a compromised account cannot quietly approve its own instruction.
What you can use today
Human verification is live and priced publicly: a short camera check that confirms a real, live person is on the other end, with prompts drawn at random for every session. It is the first pillar of the same platform, and the piece this product would be built on.
If this is a problem you have today
Tell us. Roadmap order is decided by who is waiting for what, and a description of how payments get approved in your organisation is worth more to us than a signup.
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