Knight Barry Title and ClosingLock
Why do I need ClosingLock?
Phishing attacks and scams continue to rise and have nearly tripled since 2019.
Cybercriminals have become more vigilant and tech-savvy. With this growing threat,
consumers and businesses need to become more educated, engaged, and sharp on how to
combat and recognize these threats.
Knight Barry has partnered with ClosingLock, an easy-to-use platform built to prevent
fraud, simplify communication, and keep closings moving forward. Because every closing
is more than a transaction —it’s a step toward the future.
Secure communication
ClosingLock helps protect buyers, sellers, lenders, and agents from increasingly
sophisticated wire fraud scams and phishing attacks.
Built for modern closings
Every step is designed to simplify communication, securely transfer information,
and create a more trusted closing experience.
With Closinglock, you can:
Send and receive wire instructions securely.
Verify your identity in minutes.
Submit earnest money and closing funds through its secure platform.
Share documents without risk of phishing or tampering.
Stay informed and in control from start to finish.
How it works
Nothing to download or set up.
There’s nothing to download or set up — you’ll receive secure links from Closinglock
when it’s time to complete a task. Each step is quick, encrypted, and mobile-friendly.
Safe:
No more emailing sensitive info.
Simple:
Just click the link, follow the prompts, and you’re done.
Shielded:
Each transaction is protected by up to $5M in insurance.
Supported:
Our team and Closinglock’s experts are always here to help.
Wire fraud warning
Don’t get tricked at the last minute!
Cybercriminals may attempt to steal your money by hacking emails, impersonating title
companies, and spoofing your real estate agent or lender to trick you into sending funds
to a fraudulent bank account. DO NOT TRUST ANY WIRING INFORMATION UNLESS IT COMES THROUGH
CLOSINGLOCK. If you receive any communication with new or revised instructions, contact
Knight Barry Title immediately by calling one of our offices or visiting in person.
Visit the American Land Title Association wire fraud resource site for more information
regarding wire fraud and protecting yourself against it.