Hi Product Hunters 👋 Founder from UAE, fighting fake invoice scams
Hey everyone,
I’m Muzamil, a founder from UAE.
I’m not from a big bank or a security company. I just kept reading the same story again and again: a company gets an email that looks exactly like their supplier. “Our bank details changed, please pay this new account.” They pay. The money is gone.
It happens to smart, careful teams. Email is just too easy to fake.
So I’m building Paysealed.
Before any payment goes out, the right person confirms it on their own phone with their fingerprint. Not by replying to an email, not with a click in Slack.
Fake email? Hacked account? Still can’t get past the fingerprint.
It’s early. I’m testing, breaking things and fixing them every day.
If you work in finance, run a small company, or have ever had a “please pay this urgently” email that felt off, I’d love to connect and hear your story.
Glad to be here 🙌
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Welcome Muzamil! Confirming on a trusted device is the right instinct. One thing from my own app that may matter for Paysealed: device level checks fail on real, honest devices more often than you would expect. My app attests every server call through Apple's and Google's device checks, and it has locked out real users: an Indian Xiaomi on Android 15 failed from the first exchange, and an iPhone 8 Plus on its last iOS version failed every attestation with an unknown system error. For a payment approval, a device that suddenly cannot attest means a payment that cannot go out. I would design the fallback path, a second approver or a second device, before launch rather than after the first stuck payment.