Payment-change verification

BEC Payment Change Verifier

Compare message identity and business-process verification evidence when an email requests new payment, beneficiary or destination instructions.

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Verify a payment-instruction change without trusting the disputed threadDo not paste bank account numbers. Compare message identity and record whether the business request was confirmed through an independently sourced contact method.

What this analysis does

Mailybox combines conversation-identity forensics with an explicit out-of-band verification gate. It never asks for bank account numbers and never treats email authentication as payment authorization; instead it shows whether sender evidence changed and whether the request was confirmed through a trusted contact method sourced outside the disputed thread.

How to use the result

Use real evidence

Paste the exact domain, header, message or configuration. The result is only as useful as the evidence supplied.

Review the findings

Mailybox separates observations from inferred causes so you can see what is known and what still needs verification.

Retest after changes

Email authentication and routing are stateful. Re-run the analysis after publishing a fix.

Interpretation matters

Email systems combine DNS, message-level evidence, provider policy and intermediate infrastructure. A single passing check is not proof that every message will deliver, and a single warning is not proof that a domain is misconfigured. Mailybox is designed to expose the evidence and the relationship between signals so the next action is clear.

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