Securexchange - Safeguard property deposit funds from hackers

Secure

Share account details in a secure environment accessible only to an authorised network of verified users.

Transparent

Keep all parties up to date with the progress of the exchange with an easy-to-use traffic light system.

Guaranteed

If the deposit is transferred to the trust account listed in Securexchange, your deposit funds are guaranteed.

I'm an agent

Protect your commission and ensure an easy and efficient exchange.

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I'm a lawyer or conveyancer

Protect your clients’ funds, your transactions and your reputation.

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I'm a buyer or seller

Protect your hard-earned money and have peace of mind when transferring property funds.

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Email is no longer safe...

Hackers are posing as agents to redirect deposit funds into fraudulent bank accounts. These cybercriminals go to great lengths to intercept communications and phish personal information. Using email and SMS to facilitate the exchange is no longer safe and leaves you vulnerable to significant financial loss and reputational damage.

But there's a more secure way to communicate

Securexchange is a secure and simple mobile website that enables you to exchange information about a property transaction in a safe place, away from the prying eyes of hackers. It gives all parties peace of mind and transparency during the lead up to exchange and guarantees your deposit funds.

45%

In 2016-2018, 45% of Australian companies were attacked by online criminals.
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$10.3m

In 2018 there were 57,060 reports of attempts to gain personal information in Australia with a financial loss totalling $10,297,195.
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36%

36% of businesses hit by fraud reported a high impact on reputation and brand strength.
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How to protect against email hacking

Email fraud accounts for up to 85% of cyber attacks and has become a major problem in the Australian property market.

2018 real estate fraud cases in review

See a round-up of some of the most high profile cases from 2018 that resulted in huge losses for unsuspecting buyers and sellers.

6 ways to boost your cyber security

A security expert weighs in with his top tips to protect from cyber threats from two-factor authentication to anti-phishing protectin and staff education.