Fromenance

Demo

Verify a message against the demo tenant

This is the Fromenance communication provenance demo: a registered fraud alert from Northfield Bank (demo), a lure that imitates it, and the same public verify endpoint your customers would use. Paste either one and read the verdict, the locked wording, and the rule that produced it.

Northfield Bank (demo) verify page

Demo tenant: Northfield Bank (demo). Site key sk_pub_demo_northfield. Real API, real latency.

Registered message

This fraud alert was registered at send time to jane.doe@example.com. The footer carries the verify code twice on purpose.

Northfield Bank

We noticed a card transaction

Hi Jane,

A purchase of $412.90 at ACME ELECTRONICS was made with your Northfield Bank Visa ending in 4471 on September 24 at 10:42 AM.

If this was you, no action is needed. If you do not recognize this transaction, review it in the app or call the number on the back of your card.

Review this transaction: https://www.northfieldbank.com/app/alerts/tx/98812?utm=email

Thank you,
Northfield Bank Fraud Team

Not sure this email is from Northfield Bank? Forward it to verify@northfieldbank.com or enter code KX73-PQ9G at northfieldbank.com/verify. Reference: KX73-PQ9G

Northfield Bank, Member FDIC. 100 Main Street, Northfield, VT 05663. Privacy: https://www.northfieldbank.com/privacy

Verify

Codes are bound to the recipient: a code submitted without the address it was sent to resolves to Not verified as a replay by design, so change this address and watch the same code fail.

The reply never quotes the suspicious message or its links. It says only what the institution can stand behind: a registered communication matches, or no registered communication does.

What to try

The demo tenant is rate limited like any other site key. Submissions here are stored on the demo tenant with the same retention as production, so do not paste real customer messages.