Redact SSNs, bank accounts, and PII from closing documents, HUD statements, and loan applications. Files never leave your browser.
Start Redacting Free →Redact buyer/seller SSNs, bank accounts, and financial details from settlement statements before filing.
Sanitize mortgage applications and supporting documents when sharing with third-party processors.
Redact witness PII, confidential business information, and privileged content from deposition transcripts.
Process Freedom of Information Act requests with redaction of exempt information.
Sanitize client documents before sharing with third parties, experts, or co-counsel.
Redact settlement amounts, party names, and terms when filing or producing settlement documents.
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Automatically finds SSNs, addresses, phone numbers, dates of birth, and other PII across hundreds of pages.
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Real estate transactions involve extensive personal and financial documentation. Protecting client SSNs, bank accounts, and financial details is essential—especially with rising wire fraud targeting the industry.
Wire fraud costs real estate clients millions annually. Redact bank account details from documents before sharing to prevent criminals from intercepting wiring instructions.
Closing documents contain buyer and seller SSNs, loan details, and financial information. Redact sensitive data when sharing with vendors or for records retention.
Wire fraud often starts with criminals accessing documents containing bank account details. By redacting account and routing numbers from shared documents, you remove the information criminals need to redirect wires.
Yes, whenever possible. Inspectors, appraisers, and other vendors rarely need client SSNs or bank details. Redacting this information before sharing reduces liability and protects your clients.
Yes. SafeRedact can hide specific account numbers while keeping the institution name and balance visible—providing the verification sellers need without exposing full account details.
Upload closing documents to SafeRedact, review the detected SSNs and financial data, approve redactions, and download. Keep a redacted version for your files and share only what's necessary with third parties.