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The Trust Layer Briefing
CFOs, controllers, and AP leaders subscribe for weekly research on BEC vectors, ERP gaps, and payment instruction security.
The Coffr Research Panel
A standing group of finance and fraud practitioners who answer short, recurring surveys on how payment instructions are verified in the real world. Two or three questions at a time, a few times a quarter. Panel members see aggregate findings before anyone else.
What the newsletter covers
One email a week, written by the desk that publishes our research. Each issue works through a single case: a wire that left, an ACH file that changed between approval and submission, or a vendor record that was edited by someone with a valid login. We name the control that failed and the point in the payment path where the failure became irreversible.
Every claim carries a source. Enforcement actions, court filings, regulator advisories, and bank disclosures are cited inline so you can check the record yourself. We do not run sponsored placements, we do not sell the list, and we do not use the newsletter to pitch a product. Unsubscribing takes one click and removes your address from our systems.
What a research panel seat involves
The panel is a small group of controllers, treasury leads, finance operators, and fraud and risk practitioners who see business payments from the inside. Panelists help us decide what to study next, review findings before publication, and correct us when a description of a control does not match how the work actually runs in their organization.
Participation is light. Expect a short question every few weeks and an occasional interview when a topic touches your area. Nothing you share is attributed without written permission, and anything you tell us about your employer stays out of the published record unless you ask for it to be included. Seats are reviewed by hand, so tell us what part of the payment path you work in when you apply.