The buyer flow, click by click
Walk the same path a buyer takes on their phone — secure link, ID check, account link — and
see what the office records at every step.
What this walkthrough shows
This is a sample file — SP-0214 — not a live closing. It is the buyer side of a Veto review:
the office sends a one-time link, the buyer proves identity and links the account they will
send from, and every signal lands in the file with its limitation written down. The
seller-proceeds path works the same way.
Officers still decide whether to release. Veto does not move money, does not approve wires,
and does not replace the office’s judgment. What it does is put the review on the record so
the file can answer what was checked, what stayed open, and who reviewed it — before funds
leave trust.
Steps you will click through
- A secure, file-bound link sent from the office — not wire details over email.
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An identity session (government ID and liveness) recorded as signals, not as proof of
intent or authority.
- A read-only account link that shows a name match and cannot move money.
- Wire instructions served from the file, not from an inbox change.
Use Autoplay to watch the full path, or step with the hotspot and arrow keys. When you
finish, you can book a walkthrough or request early access — free for 60 days, no card
required.