Is your account being used to post fake loads — and is that payment email a fraud?
The broker profile tunes the fraud lens to the email and account threats brokers face. Same engine — no load board or carrier monitoring required.
Your account, weaponized
Verlane watches your mailbox for the BEC moves that turn your account into the attacker's tool: impossible-travel logins, leaked credentials, and hide-and-forward rules that let someone post fraudulent loads and reroute payments in your name.
Wire & banking verification
A request to change bank account, routing, or remittance details — especially inside an existing legitimate thread — is flagged as the classic payment-redirect tell, with a drafted response ready for approval.
Lookalike & spoofed senders
Typosquatted domains, homoglyphs, lookalike TLDs, and display-name spoofs of the carriers, shippers, and partners you email — the impersonation that fronts a fraudulent load or invoice.
A payment-change email is one thing. The same email sent from a mailbox that was just logged into from overseas, with a rule quietly hiding the replies is the start of a freight-fraud kill chain — and Verlane correlates those email and account signals into a single incident.
And when you sign up, an FMCSA check confirms your own MC/DOT authority is real and in good standing — a trust check on your own entity, not carrier vetting.
$2.20/inbox/mo — continuous monitoring, priced per monitored inbox.
Start free with a posture report; turn on monitoring when you're ready.
Start with the paperwork your insurer already wants — free.
Get a security posture report and a pre-filled cyber-insurance questionnaire in plain English. No provider connection required, no incident needed to prove value.