Vaulted for Real Estate
Share lockbox codes, transaction credentials, and client access information through encrypted links that self-destruct after the showing or closing.
The challenge
- Lockbox codes and property access credentials are texted in plaintext to showing agents, remaining in message history indefinitely
- Transaction platform logins and e-signature credentials are emailed between agents, title companies, and lenders with no encryption
- Client financial documents and credentials shared during closings persist in email threads accessible to all parties long after the deal closes
- MLS and brokerage system credentials shared among team members accumulate in group chats and shared notes with no expiration
How Vaulted helps
- Self-destructing links with view limits ensure lockbox codes expire after the showing agent retrieves them
- AES-256-GCM encryption protects client financial credentials and transaction documents during multi-party exchanges
- No account or app installation — agents, lenders, and title companies open a link from any device at the property or office
- Configurable expiration windows let agents set credentials to disappear after the showing window, closing date, or transaction period
Common use cases
Share Passwords Securely
Send passwords to teammates and clients through encrypted links that self-destruct after viewing.
Share Login Credentials Securely
Share login credentials for shared accounts through encrypted links that disappear after viewing.
Share OAuth Client Secrets Securely
Transmit OAuth client secrets and service account credentials through encrypted links that self-destruct after viewing.
Share Two-Factor Backup Codes Securely
Transmit 2FA backup and recovery codes through encrypted links that disappear after viewing.