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