A number of software companies have taken on the fight against real estate wire fraud, and with a fresh round of Series A funding to the tune of $12.5 million, technology CertifID is even more prepared for battle.
Source: Inman News
CertifID locks down $12.5M Series A funds for rising wire fraud battle
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